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Because now we are free to be involved in the culture of photography, I would like to try some new things.' The Olympus verdict 'As a manufacturer, we may be able to add value by providing a bag or a strap. 'I believe we can provide value to the photography activities and culture of our customers in areas other than cameras and lenses,' said OM Digital's chief technology officer, Setsuya Kataoka. After all, the entry level E-M10 Mark IV now has a 20MP sensor and 5-axis IBIS (although neither are on a par with those in the E-M5 Mark III), so is there really a need for another model between that and the flagship Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III and Olympus OM-D E-M1X? Bags, straps and photography toursĪt CP+ 2021, OM Digital Solutions made the surprise statement that it is interested in exploring its newfound freedom of a controlling corporate structure by expanding its remit beyond producing the best Micro Four Thirds cameras and best Micro Four Thirds lenses. Perhaps it's just a case of having to delay the E-M5 release cycle, so that the next flagship camera hits the market before it, or perhaps it's a case where the E-M5 is now the odd man out. 'Because it's, a lot of people love it, but at the moment it's stuck in the product cycle where it really needs to wait for the next sensor to come out, and we need to get into a cycle where the flagship camera gets the new sensor and then the ones below that get one.' 'It's quite a hot topic, that one, because no-one can quite agree what the E-M5 is supposed to be, and we've had this conversation before haven't we – and we have it at TPS with everybody, every year as well,' replied Mark Thackara, OM Digital's Content & Community Senior Manager EMEA/US/OZ. 'Can I put in a request that the E-M5 range keeps going, and they don't just concentrate on E-M1s?' commented a member of the group. However, in a now deleted video discussion with an Olympus user group, the conversation turned to the successor to the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III – and whether there will actually be one. All brand names or production names described in this web site are trademarks or registered trademarks of relevant owners.Take this one with a big pinch of salt, as OM Digital was quick to disclaim this discussion as simply 'chewing the fat'.

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Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in U.S. *2 USB 3.1 Gen1 is compatible with USB 3.0 It is recommended that you use a dual-channel memory configuration for your PC.

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*1 Frame rate may decrease depending on the condition of your PC and/or software. The DP28 is not for clinical diagnostic use.

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* Remote image sharing and antivirus software are optional.

Support for NIST, GDPR, and antivirus software* for safer sharing.

Share images and data using cellSens software with the NetCam solution or remote image sharing feature* with the standalone camera control module.

All your critical data-images, annotation, and live measurements-can be easily displayed and shared together locally or remotely.

Use the camera with Olympus’ True Color LED and BX53 microscope for a complete color-optimized system.

Common life science dyes look the way you expect them to.

Dedicated ICC profiles show your samples in their natural colors.

The DP28 camera realizes good color reproduction and color balance on your monitor. * Your microscope system must be compatible with an FN25 FOV. Pair the camera with Olympus’ X Line objectives and a 0.63X camera adaptor designed for a wide FOV to leverage the power of the camera’s 1-inch image sensor. With a large field of view (FOV) up to FN25, see and capture more of your sample with images that are sharp, flat, and in focus from the center to the periphery. Microscope Camera with a Large Field of View

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