The OM-D E-M1X is Olympus’s new flagship camera and unlike a lot of the other Olympus bodies, this one is huge compared to the rest of the Olympus lineup. So why would they stray away from compact performance.
According to the Olympus website, this is “a pro level camera” which explains its beefy grip. But what really sets this model apart from others in its class is what its made of. With a completely redesigned body, this launches a new era of Olympus cameras. Most notably, it has the durability and size sport and outdoor photographers have been praying for.
They’re so confident in this camera’s construction that it comes with a 2-year extended warranty.
So let’s take a peek under the hood.
The OM-D E-M1X comes packed with a 20MP Live MOS sensor and Dual TruePic™ 8 Dual Quad Core Processors. It’s also equipped with up to a whopping 7.5 Shutter Speed Steps Compensation and is a beast in low light. So, I took this camera to Midtown Manhattan to see just how good it is.
The Olympus OM-D E-M1X. With an IPX1 rating, it’s built to withstand the worst imaginable conditions and some real abuse. This is made possible with its deeply placed inputs and weather sealed card door.
Olympus added a high res photo mode which stitches together a series of images to create one massive 50MP file for stunning resolution and detail. Within the camera settings, you have the option to use this mode for tripod and handheld shooting.
After spending a few days with this camera, it’s clear that it’s intended for people who want the feature with none of the baggage.
Photographers who specialize in wildlife, sport, and nature photography finally have a camera that can stand up to tough environments while still having the speed, reliability, and quality needed to get the job done.
The Olympus OM-D E-M1X’s features are so extensive that this can be customized to fit any professional photographer’s needs and style. It also proves that a tiny sensor does not equal tiny results.
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