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MMThe Michael The Maven team has been busy and we have all kinds of exciting projects coming up in 2017. One of those is our Olympus OMD EM1 II crash course training video. It is available now! CLICK HERE to download
Here are some specs:
– 20 Megapixel Live MOS Sensor
– 4K Video
– Internal Image Stabilization
– 1/8000 max shutter speed
– Focus Stacking
– TruePic VII Image Processor
– Tilting 3″ Touch Screen
– ISO 100-25600
– 10 fps burst
If you are interested in hearing from us when it is ready please leave your name and email address in the comments below and we will contact you directly. Thank you!
Whether you’re a professional, vlogging, or working on any variety of projects, setting the stage for your interviews makes a huge impact. It all comes down to what you’re trying to portray in your video. Do you want the background it add context, bring focus to your subject, or add visual interest? These are all creative choice and they can be overwhelming. This video might help you along in make such decisions.
Check it out above and be sure to check out the article on Fstoppers that goes over all of these concepts in detail HERE.
Micro Four Thirds Sensors have some struggles, but I am very impressed with the Olympus EM1vII. Im obviously using a 1.2 Grad Filter in a Cokin P holder set on the 12-35 2.8 Pany lens, but it holds up pretty well for a small sensor:1/160, f7.1, ISO 250 on a Tripod
It shows a Portland city street blanketed in snow with crows perched atop the snowy trees. It’s a great contrast and interesting visual. They’re calling it “Crow on Snow” and it was taken with a Nikon D700, ambient light, aperture mode, F16. Thank for sharing officers!
This was the plan I had from the other night, took about 250 shots. I was at 500mm about 60 feet away (guessing) using a 100-400 4.5-5.6 Push Pull Zoom with a Canon 2x III extender
This was my fav:This was the plan I had from the other night, took about 250 shots. I was at 500mm about 60 feet away (guessing) using a 100-400 4.5-5.6 Push Pull Zoom with a Canon 2x III extender