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Olympus OM-1 20MP MOS Micro 4/3 Mirrorless Camera (body) $1544.95 + Free S/H
$1,544.95
$2,200.00
Newegg has Olympus OM SYSTEM OM-1 20MP MOS MFT Mirrorless Camera (Body Only) on sale from $1629.95 1544.95 (price dropped again on 12/22), Shipping is free. (best price I have ever seen)
https://www.newegg.com/p/1A9-0003...BMTJKH52
the successor of the E-M1 Mark II and III, packed with top-notch features.
https://www.newegg.com/p/1A9-0003...BMTJKH52
the successor of the E-M1 Mark II and III, packed with top-notch features.
- in-body Stabilization: Enjoy top-notch in-body stabilization with any lens for a steady shot.
- Future-Ready Compatibility: Best-in-class mirrorless technology for a seamless shooting experience.,
- Advantage of MFT sensor, almost 50% less size (and weight) of equal range lens compares other full frame or APS-c size sensor.
- Built to Endure: Weather and dust seals ensure durability in any environment.
- Micro Marvel: Unleash creativity with unparalleled multi-shot stacking for micro photography.
Created 11-27-2023
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The deals tend to be decent, but it's a huge roll of the dice whether or not you get what you ordered and in the condition it is advertised in.
Buyer beware.
However, sometimes size matters. I find myself hesitant to bring my big full frame with me on trips that may or may not have a lot of shooting opportunities. And I'll be more likely to bring it if it's just half the size and weight.
However, sometimes size matters. I find myself hesitant to bring my big full frame with me on trips that may or may not have a lot of shooting opportunities. And I'll be more likely to bring it if it's just half the size and weight.
I have the Canon 5D Mark II, coupled with the 24-105 L lens, a hefty investment that set me back over $3,000. Picture this—it was a whopping 15 years ago when this technological marvel first graced the market. The camera boasted stellar image quality and a plethora of features, but as time marched on, I found myself reaching for it less and less.
Fast forward to late last year, a time when I decided to rekindle my passion for digital photography with a new set of requirements in mind. The need for network features, particularly for online meetings on my PC, led me to explore a more contemporary option. Enter the Canon EOS SL2, joined by the DO 70-300 lens, a combination totaling around $600(2nd hand from eBay). Notably, the SL2 body is approximately 60% less weight than its 5D Mark II counterpart, and the DO lens, though smaller and lighter, to the 70-200 L4 or the 75-300 lens.,still manages to pack a punch considering the balance of cost and quality, portability
It's worth noting that the SL2 features a smaller APS-C size sensor, unlike the full-frame sensor of the 5D Mark II. Interestingly, I've found myself reaching for the SL2 more frequently, capturing a significant number of pictures within just one year—about 30% of the total shots the 5D managed in the past 15 years. The reason? A delicate balance between portability and image quality.
Now, my curiosity has led me to consider the Olympus four-thirds sensor camera for a new photographic adventure. Here's why:
Having traveled with my Pentax K-1, I can firmly say getting a smaller camera to fly overseas and walk around the city is strongly recommended, even if you still want the flexibility of changing some lenses.
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I was considering this deal too, but ultimately decided to go for a EM1 Mk2 from Map Camera (Japan) used for about $450 (in a near-mint state though it said Excellent), and spend the difference on lenses. OM-1 will be a great update, but since I'm switching systems (from Pentax), lenses are highest on the list.
I was considering this deal too, but ultimately decided to go for a EM1 Mk2 from Map Camera (Japan) used for about $450 (in a near-mint state though it said Excellent), and spend the difference on lenses. OM-1 will be a great update, but since I'm switching systems (from Pentax), lenses are highest on the list.
I was considering the same thing as you did, I missed a great offer from them of the mark ii, guess you were the lucky one ( joke). i heard lots good words regarding use this m43 system doing micro and super telescope shooting, i was considering 3 lens, 60mm micro(also from newegg), 12-200mm(bought from japan), 100-400mm is (may wait before next trip), i'm still want keep some Canon gear for now, at least Canon battery management are much better than Olympus.