Webinar - Three Years with the Olympus OMD System
Wild Eye
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In this webinar Wild Eye’s Gerry van der Walt will share his experiences and in-depth thoughts on the Olympus OMD system. For just more than three years now Gerry has used the OMD system exclusively to photograph nature and wildlife destinations around the world.
From the plains of the Masai Mara to the icy landscapes of Svalbard and the ancient rainforests of Borneo, Gerry will share images, technical settings and the real world pros and cons of the Olympus OMD system.
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Wild Eye
Office: +27.10.591.0205
Email: info@wild-eye.co.za
Website: https://www.wild-eye.com
Facebook: Facebook: wildeyesa
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About Wild Eye
Wild Eye was established in 2012 by Jono Buffey, Gerry van der Walt and Andrew Beck who set out to refresh the photographic travel and private guiding industries by focusing on providing a professional service that is fun and relaxed while providing guests with amazing travel experiences and world class service.
From humble beginnings we have grown not only our service levels and destination offerings; we have also created a platform for qualified and experienced guides to continue growing their brand in the photographic, safari and travel industries.
The Wild Eye team has grown dramatically and is now made up of 9 full-time expedition and tour leaders, full logistics and safari operations teams in both our Johannesburg and Nairobi offices as well as our very own authentic piece of Africa - the Wild Eye Mara Camp.
Our aim is to continue to build the best and most dynamic photographic travel company in the world while continuing to change the way our clients see the world!
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13 Comments
But the em1x low pro capture
Is greyed out
And the portrait buttons don't work are off how do you turn these on
How do you turn these on
Manual focus easy im old school
I have a 7.5mm laowa for low light
I have a 55mm f1.1 and om 135mm for portrait
I was curious about the Olympus system after seeing a camera on display when I was on vacation in Vienna. I liked the size since I was carrying a Canon 6D full frame, a 17-40mm f4L and 70-200 f4L lens all day for miles and miles. When I returned home I started looking at photos from Oly M43 on various websites and was super impressed so I rented an E-M5 ii for a week for a trip to Utah. As soon as I saw the results I knew I was switching. I ended up getting the same body and a 12-40 2.8 and Lumix 35-100 2.8 and love the system. I am impressed with it constantly.
Ps no pro capture!!!
Webinar - Three Years with the Olympus OMD System
Wild Eye
5,245 views
In this webinar Wild Eye’s Gerry van der Walt will share his experiences and in-depth thoughts on the Olympus OMD system. For just more than three years now Gerry has used the OMD system exclusively to photograph nature and wildlife destinations around the world.
From the plains of the Masai Mara to the icy landscapes of Svalbard and the ancient rainforests of Borneo, Gerry will share images, technical settings and the real world pros and cons of the Olympus OMD system.
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Wild Eye
Office: +27.10.591.0205
Email: info@wild-eye.co.za
Website: https://www.wild-eye.com
Facebook: Facebook: wildeyesa
Instagram: Instagram: wildeyesa
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About Wild Eye
Wild Eye was established in 2012 by Jono Buffey, Gerry van der Walt and Andrew Beck who set out to refresh the photographic travel and private guiding industries by focusing on providing a professional service that is fun and relaxed while providing guests with amazing travel experiences and world class service.
From humble beginnings we have grown not only our service levels and destination offerings; we have also created a platform for qualified and experienced guides to continue growing their brand in the photographic, safari and travel industries.
The Wild Eye team has grown dramatically and is now made up of 9 full-time expedition and tour leaders, full logistics and safari operations teams in both our Johannesburg and Nairobi offices as well as our very own authentic piece of Africa - the Wild Eye Mara Camp.
Our aim is to continue to build the best and most dynamic photographic travel company in the world while continuing to change the way our clients see the world!
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