Digital Camera World - UK (2020-04)

Print images or lose

them, says Eyewitness

A new campaign is

calling for photographers

to print out their images

before losing them

forever. Eyewitness,

founded by Fabrizia

Costa, argues that our

long-term memory is

flawed, so our most

treasured images can

easily slip away. To

find out more about

Eyewitness, and join

the campaign, go to:

eye-witness.org

Focal point

Rounding up

what’s new

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OM-D E-M1 Mark III

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roving that great
things do come in
small packages,
Olympus recently updated
its compact but pro-spec
OM-D E-M1. The Mark III
retains the 20.4MP sensor
of the Mark II, but gets a new
TruePix IX image sensor
which allows a selection

of attractive features to be

ported over from Olympus’s

flagship E-M1 X. These

include seven stops of image

stabilisation, a selection

of autofocus improvements

and 4K/C4K video capture

up to 30 frames per second.

olympus.co.uk;

£1,599/$1,799 (body only)

M.Zuiko

12-45mm Pro

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lympus has also released a new

zoom lens for its M.Zuiko Pro

range. The 12-45mm f/4 is

compact and lightweight, and weather-

sealed for shooting in demanding

situations. Optical performance is

promised to be superb throughout the

zoom range, with precise and high-speed

AF courtesy of a small and low-weight

focusing lens. The new lens will be

available from the end of March.

olympus.co.uk; £599/$649

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