The Olympus E-M1 Mark III followed up its recent leak with an official announcement, and this confirms that one of the most powerful Micro Four Thirds cameras we've seen will command a corresponding premium price. Sitting below the flagship E-M1X and inheriting many features, the E-M1 Mark III is for professionals and avid hobbyists who add speed, manual shooting, elevation and portability in a system with a wide range of native lenses. Although Four Thirds sensors are smaller than their APS-C and full-frame equivalents, they allow cameras like the E-M1 Mark III to contain functionality that would otherwise be difficult to fit into a 500g package. One of these is an In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS) system that claims to provide 7,5 stops of compensation, allowing pocket shooters to use slower shutter speeds to help preserve image quality. Unfortunately, the 20.4MP Live MOS sensor is the same as its predecessor, but it's paired with a new TruePic IX processor that powers impressive AF and software abilities, first seen on the E-M1X. These include 50MP high-resolution handheld shooting, which helps landscape photographers circumvent the sensor's 20MP limitation, and Face and Eye Priority autofocus, which results from ; Phase detection of 121 AF points. Other enhancements to the Olympus E-M1 Mark II include a new
interruptor multidireccional '' & # 39; & # 39; (también conocido como joystick) para seleccionar rápidamente los puntos AF y Live ND & # 39; & # 39; to see the effects of the built-in neutral density filter on your photos in the viewfinder.
