#OM1MarkII #omsystem #micro43 They said Micro Four Thirds was losing its edge, but the OM System OM 1 Mark II proves there is still serious power in a smaller sensor. I took this flagship camera and OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 50-200mm f/2.8 IS PRO lens out into the crowded streets of Chinatown in Singapore at night and to the Singapore zoo at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. I wanted to see how it handles real world action, low light, and wildlife.The image quality, stabilization, and autofocus are incredibly impressive, but it comes with a catch. It is not for everyone. If you are a hybrid shooter looking for video first, you might want to look elsewhere. But if you are a dedicated wildlife, sports, or action photographer who wants massive reach without the backbreaking weight, this might be your ultimate setup.Let me know what you think of the OM 1 Mark II in the comments below! If you enjoyed this review, please like and subscribe for more camera and tech content. Timestamps 0:00 Intro & Expectations 0:28 Core Specifications 1:21 Real World Testing 1:44 The 50 to 200mm f2.8 Experience 2:18 EVF & Handling 2:49 Subject Detection Autofocus 3:15 Image Stabilization & Low Light 4:08 Size & Weight Advantage 5:13 Wildlife Photography 6:05 The Crop Factor Reality 6:45 Final Verdict and Who is this for? 7:20 Cons & Areas for Improvement 8:44 Final Thoughts

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