Some cameras are built for power, others for portability. The purpose of micro for third cameras is to balance both, offering a light system without renouncing the performance. But with full frame cameras improved more inexpensive and APS-C sensor, is the micro four third still worth it?
Coming from you Tio CrawfordIt puts informative videos Om System Om -3 For testing in icy mountains of Austria. Crawford investigates the professionals and opposition of the system, explaining why some photographers still like it. The biggest profit is size. Micro for third sensor compact camera allows for the body and small lens, making them ideal for travel, outdoor photography, and whatever wants to keep anything lighter. If you shoot at the focal length for a long time, the crop factor also works on your side. A 100–400 mm lens is effectively equal to 200–800 mm, which gives you the extreme access without bulk of a full frame telephoto setup.
Another major feature of Crofford is an in-camera color control. OM-3 allows you to customize the color profile, adjust the saturation level, Twitter the contrast curves, and to appear out directly from the camera. For anyone who wants a minimum post-processing, it can be a major time saver. The video also includes Om -3 computational photography features, including in -camera ND filters, focus stacking and live composing, which is possible without additional gear. In the extreme cold – minus 14 ° C – the camera is placed above, while other equipment, such as a Gopro, Fruz.
Of course, there are businesses. Low-light performance is a known limit of subtle four-thirds. The short sensor struggles with high ISO, making it less ideal for night photography without stabilization or long exposure. The system is also maximum on 20- to 25-megapixel sensor, so if you need ultra-high resolution for large prints, a large format may be better. However, Crawford explains that the high -resolution mode of OM -3 can capture 50 MP handheld and 80 MP on a tripod, offering a workaround for people requiring additional expansion. Watch the video above for full randon from Crawford.
