Since the completed transfer of Olympus’s imaging division to Japan Industrial Partners (JIP), the company has not announced or even hinted at any concrete examples of new products. But the company has continued to put significant press efforts behind promising that it will… eventually.
In a short article on, strangely, the Olympus website instead of […]. petapixel.com
It's that season! If you're thinking about heading outside to go photograph in the snow, then OM SYSTEM has a bunch of cameras and lenses that are perfect for you. And if you are looking to take your photography even further, then they've got features that pretty much no other camera system has.
OM SYSTEM users are pretty lucky. Not only do they have one of the most unique and innovative cameras on the market in the form of the OM1, but they've also got access to fantastic lenses. Formerly Olympus, OM SYSTEM lenses cover a very broad range.
OM Digital Solutions has announced the Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 8-25mm f/4 Pro Lens for Micro Four Thirds (MFT). This 35mm equivalent 16-50mm lens promises to cover a wide range of shooting scenarios with its versatile wide-angle up to “normal” focal range.
I had a chance to test a very rare lens: the Zuiko Auto-T 180mm f/2 ED-IF, an Olympus super-telephoto lens from the early 80s. Back then, the OM-system bodies that Olympus had were OM-3 and OM-4. Olympus had a very nice line up of Zuiko lenses for those cameras and other OM-system bodies. The one […]
In an interesting interview with DPReview published early this morning, Olympus VP of Global Strategy Setsuya Kataoka tried to shed more light on what the sale of the Imaging Division means for users of Olympus cameras and lenses moving forward.