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E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - stoppingdown - 11-03-2016
According to 43rumors:
http://www.43rumors.com/this-one-is-impressive-e-m1ii-takes-sharp-15-seconds-handheld-photos/
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - Klaus - 11-04-2016
Boring bar - nobody in there.
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - toni-a - 11-04-2016
Quote:Boring bar - nobody in there.That's why he is wasting 15 seconds of his precious time on shooting beer
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - josa - 11-04-2016
15 seconds isunreal, the camera was standing on a bar right?
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - stoppingdown - 11-04-2016
Quote:15 seconds isunreal, the camera was standing on a bar right?
Perhaps he hadn't started to drink... yet.
Anyway, a perfect slogan for a very effective stability system could be "... and you can even get drunk and still get sharp photos".
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - dave9t5 - 11-04-2016
IBIS = inebriated image stabilization
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - JJ_SO - 11-05-2016
Aren't the highlights blown out?
I don't know, but from my shooting beer in a dark, deserted bar experiences 15 sec at f/5.6 and ISO 200 or less appears to be a bit on the long side of exposure.
Even more impressive: Vailiev claims to have taken 7756 shots in outdoor and studio situation and the battery was at 28% after that. Why am I doubting that? This is just one digit too much, I think.
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - thxbb12 - 11-05-2016
15 sec. and still at 28% of battery after 7756 shots seem both unrealistic.
However, the IBIS implementation seems quite impressive.
Robin Wong, although quite a bit biased, claims it works for several seconds https://robinwong.blogspot.ch/2016/11/olympus-om-d-e-m1-mark-ii-review.html
There must still be some truth to it.
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - stoppingdown - 11-05-2016
Quote:
There must still be some truth to it.
Well, even though they are just 4/6secs, it could start to be useful for e.g. flowing water long exposures without tripod.
E-M1II: 15 sec exposure, hand held, sharp - wim - 12-22-2016
Quote:15 sec. and still at 28% of battery after 7756 shots seem both unrealistic.
However, the IBIS implementation seems quite impressive.
Robin Wong, although quite a bit biased, claims it works for several seconds <a class="bbc_url" href="https://robinwong.blogspot.ch/2016/11/olympus-om-d-e-m1-mark-ii-review.html">https://robinwong.blogspot.ch/2016/11/olympus-om-d-e-m1-mark-ii-review.html</a>
There must still be some truth to it.
The battery of the EM-1 Mk II actually is more than twice the size of the batteries of the other OM-D cameras and the Pen F. It also has a much more energy effecient set of electronics. In combination with the high fps-rate it has, this could well be possible.
Kind regards, Wim