We have a lens that doesn’t really fit into anything we do. Size, weight, and easy traveling was the whole idea. Ellen’s travel lately really has no time for photography, me I’ve become a no travel person.

Still, a miniature zoom is fun. While the OM-1 may be OM Systems flagship wildlife camera by us old DSLR Canon users the body fits in one hand. It’s small.

The OM 14-42 is a pancake lens, yet shoots a 24-84 mm EFOV.  That offers  lot of options from a quick landscape to discreet street photography.

Below are a few random images taken on a rainy day, for fun and to see what I can do on the fly.

The development was done in ON1 Photo RAW. I ran the last update, I own the software so why not. Where Lightroom can get sluggish (and frustrating) ON1 is actually fast.

Below an OM 14-42 EZ pancake lens. I’m guessing this is still in production by OM, it was an old Olympus kit lens I think. The lens is said to be subject to issues since the focus is a small motorized wire system. This used lens works just fine.

OM 14-42, Godox iT32, On1

Specs; OM-1 (1), OM 14-42 EZ pancake, GODOX iT32 flash, ON1 Photo RAW.