The OM System OM-1 high-end MFT camera earned a very high score and awarded as silver award from Dpreview experts.
Dpreview has posted a full in-depth review for the OM SYSTEM OM-1. The Micro Four Thirds camera achieves score of 87% and gets silver award overall. Details are as follows.
The US price of the OM System OM-1 camera is $2,199.99 USD check availability at B&HPhoto and Adorama.
Conclusion from DPReview:
The OM-1 brings speed, improved AF and more detailed video to a system that already offered great image stabilization and small and light camera/lens combinations. This makes it a powerful all-rounder with particular strengths for wildlife. That compactness comes as a trade-off for absolute image quality but a series of computational multi-shot modes can help close the gap in certain circumstances. It’s a lot of capability for the money.
What we like
- Excellent image quality for the format, with attractive color
- Good DR for the sensor size, giving editing flexibility
- 50 fps shooting with full autofocus
- Fast and responsive autofocus
- Subject-detection AF modes work well
- Impressive 10-bit 4K capture combined with powerful stabilization
- Good level of customization
- Interesting array of multi-shot modes for specific shooting scenarios
- Can operate or charge over USB
What we don’t
- C-AF Tracking remains disappointing
- AF features not well integrated into interface (eg: face selection is separate from AF point selection)
- 8-bit video is much less detailed than 10-bit (Log or HDR) options
- Two-position lever isn’t configurable as it should be
- No motion correction in hand-held high-resolution mode
- Lack of included charger
| OM-1 | Check price | Amazon/ B&HPhoto and Adorama. |
OM SYSTEM OM-1 Key Features
- First OM System Micro Four Thirds camera
- New backside-illuminated stacked 20.4MP CMOS image sensor
- Native ISO range is 200-25,600
- New TruePic X processor with 3x the processing power
- Up to 120 frames per second full-res shooting with S-AF
- Up to 50 fps with C-AF
- Upgraded dustproof, freezeproof, and splashproof design with IP53 rating
- IBIS with up to 8 stops of shake correction
- 1,053 phase-detection cross-type AF points covering 100% of the image sensor
- USB-C Power Delivery
- Dual UHS-II SD card slots
- 4K/60p video
- 1080/240p video
- Computational photography modes, including new ND64 Live ND option
- New blackout-free EVF with 5.76M dots
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