Olympus OM-1 Mark II Kit (ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO II) Black
Video Resolution: DCI 4K, Image Stabilization
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Clear- Full Frame: The camera has a full-frame sensor, which leads to a wider exposure range and greater color depth.
- APS-C: Offers a good balance of image quality and portability. Larger than Micro Four Thirds but smaller than Full Frame.
- Micro Four Thirds (4/3"): Smaller than APS-C. Portable, lightweight, and ideal for travel or vlogging.
- Medium Format: Larger than the Full Frame sensor. Offers stunning detail and dynamic range.
- Kit: It includes the "body" of the camera, lens, battery, and in some cases an adapter and strap.
- Body (Without Lens): It only includes the "body" of the camera and does not include a lens.
- Image Stabilization: This is a gyroscopic camera system that absorbs some of the vibrations from our hand, allowing us to take photos at a slower speed.
- Viewfinder: It is the point through which we see the frame of the photograph we will take.
- Tilting Screen: It allows you to adjust the angle of the screen so you can see clearly when shooting vlogs (selfie mode) or when taking photos from very low to the ground or high above your head.
- Dust / Moisture Protection: Features special sealing on the camera body that allows you to shoot safely in challenging conditions, such as light rain, sandy beaches, or dusty environments.
- AI Recognition: AI Recognition (or subject recognition) is an artificial intelligence technology that allows the camera to recognize and track objects or people in real time.
- Log Recording: It is a video recording method that preserves more dynamic range, capturing more details in bright and dark areas. It produces neutral, low-contrast footage for easier editing.
- 4K Ultra HD: 3840 x 2160. Most common resolution for professional video and photography.
- 8K UHD: 7680 x 4320 with a 16:9 ratio. Higher image quality than 4K, suitable for large-scale screens and professional production.
- 8K Resolution: 8192 x 4320. Very high resolution, offering exceptional detail and image clarity.
- DCI 4K: 4096 x 2160. Similar to 4K UHD, but has slightly higher horizontal resolution.
- WiFi: Allows fast, wireless transfer of high-resolution photos and videos to your smartphone or computer, as well as full remote control of the camera.
- Bluetooth: Ensures a permanent, low-power connection with your smartphone for automatic time synchronization, location (GPS) tagging, and instant shutter release.
- NFC: It allows you to instantly connect the camera with your smartphone by simply touching the two devices together (one-touch pairing).
- 3.5 mm Microphone: The necessary analog jack for connecting an external microphone, ideal for professional audio recording.
- at Least 20MP: Ideal benchmark for vlogging, 4K video, and everyday use. Offers excellent low-light performance (night shots) and small file sizes.
- 24MP: The "golden ratio" for most photographers. Ideal resolution for social media, travel photography, and medium-sized prints (e.g. A4/A3 frames).
- 26MP: Slightly upgraded benchmark, very popular in modern APS-C cameras, offering a bit more detail for cropping the image without losses.
- 40MP: Professional high-resolution benchmark. Suitable for landscape, studio, fashion, and advertising photography, allowing for huge prints (e.g. posters) and deep digital zoom.
- 4K UHD@60 fps: Top combination of high 4K resolution and exceptionally smooth motion (60 frames per second). Ideal for fast action, sports, or creating smooth slow-motion footage.
- 8K UHD@30 fps: The ultimate image resolution available on the market today. It offers incredible clarity, but requires extremely expensive, very fast memory cards and a supercomputer for video processing.
- 4K UHD@30 fps: High 4K resolution with smooth motion (30 frames per second). Ideal for vlogs, interviews, landscapes, and general video use with very clear image quality.
- 6.2K@30 fps: Cinematic resolution, superior to 4K. It offers immense detail, giving content creators the flexibility to digitally zoom (crop) during editing without losing 4K quality.