The OM-1 system is here, with impressive upgrades and new capabilities that challenge the full frame or even APS-C camera model that dominates the sports genre, at least on paper. However, can it really keep up with top-level professional cameras? This excellent video review analyzed the OM-1 against the highly rated Canon EOS R3 to find out.
Coming to you from DPReview TVThis great video comparison will take a look OM system Mirrorless camera OM-1 and Canon EOS R3 in a challenging indoor hockey environment. With 50 fps continuous shooting while using full tracking autofocus, or 120 fps with autofocus locked, the OM-1 looks like a great option. for sports or wildlife photographers, but of course, having consistently fast speeds doesn’t make much sense if the autofocus just can’t keep up or if the image quality isn’t there. And wildlife and sports photographers will always be concerned with image quality, especially at high ISOs, as their need for fast shutter speeds in low light often requires must have a high ISO. Overall, though, the OM-1 looks pretty impressive, and it’s possibly one of the best for current buck cameras. Watch the video above for a full rundown of both cameras.
