OM Systems OM1 wildlife photography review

I’ve recently been field testing OM system’s OM1 camera in Borneo during my recent orangutan fundraising trip. I’ll publish a full review soon here of what it’s like using this camera for wildlife photography. In the meantime here’s a short clip of some of the results all taken hand held from my boat in Borneo. 

Page under construction. Below are a few wildlife images taken on the Olympus Om1 camera.  

White throated Kingfisher – OM1 with 40-150mm 2.8 lens + 1.4 teleconverter taken at 210mm 1/500th sec; f4; ISO 100

I was photographing an insect when I heard a rustling sound behind me where this orangutan was curiously watching what I was doing. OM1 with 40-150mm 2.8 lens + 1.4 teleconverter taken at 210mm 1/200th sec; f4; ISO 640

Blythe’s Frogmouth – OM1 with 40-150mm 2.8 lens + 1.4 teleconverter taken at 210mm 1/160th sec; f4; ISO 320

OM1 with 40-150mm 2.8 lens taken at 150mm /320th sec; f2.8; ISO 250

Two striped translucent jumping spider – OM1 with 90mm 3.5 macro lens -handheld focus stack- 8 images 1/200th sec; f4.5; ISO 1250

OM1 with 90mm 3.5 macro lens -handheld focus stack- 8 images 1/250th sec; f4.5; ISO 800

OM1 with 90mm 3.5 macro lens -handheld focus stack- 8 images 1/160th sec; f4.5; ISO 1000

OM1 with 90mm 3.5 macro lens -handheld focus stack- 8 images 1/160th sec; f7.1; ISO 2000

OM1 with 40-150mm 2.8 lens + 1.4 teleconverter taken at 210mm 1/500th sec; f4; ISO 1000