Olympus OM-1 II body

Flagship mirrorless camera from the successor to Olympus — OM System. The second edition of the camera is equipped with a BSI LiveMOS image sensor of the Micro 4/3 format. Each pixel of the sensor consists of four miniature LEDs, and they are directly involved in phase-detection autofocus (Cross Quad Pixel AF). Image processing is handled by the powerful TruePIC X processor, which provides high-quality video recording at a maximum resolution of 4K at 60 fps (10-bit by the camera and 12-bit output to an external recorder via HDMI).

An interesting feature of the mirrorless camera is the digital neutral filter Live GND with flexible settings for intensity and area of impact. With the electronic shutter, the Olympus OM-1 II kit achieves a continuous shooting speed of up to 50 fps (with full autofocus), and with the mechanical shutter — up to 10 fps. The model is equipped with a high-resolution OLED viewfinder (5.76 million pixels), sensor stabilization with up to 8.5 stops of shutter speed or exposure effectiveness (together with stabilized optics), and it features two slots for fast SD memory cards of UHS-II class.

The mirrorless camera comes with a kit lens — usually a universal zoom lens 12-40mm f/2.8. Key highlights: The revolutionary Cross Quad Pixel AF leveraging each pixel and high-quality TruePIC X processor, combined with exceptional video and photo capabilities like 4K recording at 60 fps and continuous shooting up to 50 fps with electronic shutter, position this flagship camera as a must-have for professionals seeking reliability and performance.