One of the reasons why Olympus' flagship Micro Four Thirds camera line has been such a raging success is the fact that the company always continues to improve, upgrade and add new technologies to the gadget, which is precisely what has been done in the case of the gorgeous new OM-D E-M1 Mark 11. This particular high-speed camera's highlight feature is its improved autofocus-tracking performance as the result of the incorporation of high-tech new algorithms that more accurately follow moving subjects.
What's more, this flagship camera comes equipped with a 20.4-megapixel sensor as well as an electronic shutter, making it more than capable of capturing ultra high-resolution images at 60 frames per second when used in conjunction with autofocus.
With its excellent balance between speed and precision of shooting, this Olympus camera will be of excellent use to people involved in things like wildlife and sports photography.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Improved Autofocus-tracking Algorithms
- The incorporation of high-tech new algorithms that more accurately follow moving subjects presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the camera industry.
- Electronic Shutter Technology
- The integration of electronic shutter technology into high-speed cameras is a disruptive innovation opportunity in the camera industry.
- High Resolution Imaging at High-speed
- The capability of capturing ultra high-resolution images at 60 frames per second when used in conjunction with autofocus presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the camera industry.
Where This Applies
- Camera Industry
- The camera industry can benefit from the improvement and incorporation of new technologies in high-speed cameras to meet the demands of high-speed photography in various fields.
- Wildlife Photography
- The improved autofocus-tracking performance and high-resolution imaging capabilities of high-speed cameras present opportunities for disruptive innovation in the wildlife photography industry.
- Sports Photography
- The performance enhancements of high-speed cameras, such as improved autofocus-tracking algorithms and high-resolution imaging capabilities, present opportunities for disruptive innovation in the sports photography industry.
