lightroom 5.7.1 with orf files from om-d -em 5ii

While the new E-M1 mark II can be considered the new professional tool within the Olympus range, the original E-M1 isn’t ready for retirement just yet. It is the culmination of a strategy that started with the original E-M1 and developed with the PRO lens series. The specifications made it very clear from the start: Olympus raised the bar high with a new sensor, a new autofocus system, stunning continuous shooting speeds, 4K video, improved stabilisation and many other things to target high-end users. A three-year gap between flagship models isn’t insignificant in today’s technological terms, so I was very curious to see what new features and improvements Olympus would bring to the new OM-D camera. I can safely say that it is one of the cameras with which we’ve become the most familiar since we started reviewing photographic equipment four years ago.Īs you can imagine, I was impatiently waiting for the announcement of its successor, the OM-D E-M1 mark II.

Having a website like MirrorLessons not only allowed us to use the camera in various conditions, but also to test new firmware updates and lenses for the system. It was my main camera of choice for event work in Italy and Heather’s favourite tool for macro photography. Heather and I have been long-time users of the OM-D E-M1.

Lightroom 5.7.1 with orf files from om-d -em 5ii