In fact, it appears to be an extremely close relative of the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III, the model the OM-5 replaces. While this big change spells hope for future cameras in the OM System, this model is hardly a revolutionary new design. The OM-5, then, is the first mirrorless camera to fully embrace the new name and put it in a place of prominence. OM Digital Solutions, formerly the camera division of Olympus, is in the middle of rebranding its cameras to 'OM System.' Even though it launched a flagship earlier in 2022, that camera still says 'Olympus' on the faux pentaprism. What's in a name? The first prominently branded camera from OM System is a dead ringer for 2019's Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III.

What's new A familiar face, with a new name What's new | How it compares | Body & handling | Initial impressions | Image quality | Autofocus | Video | Conclusion | Sample gallery | Specifications | Press release The OM-5 is available for $1,199.99 body-only and $1,599.99 with the 12-45mm F4 PRO lens as a kit. Since the exterior is nigh unchanged from the E-M5 Mark III, compatibility is maintained with all past accessories including the ECG-5 grip, which makes larger lenses easier to handle and which can be had for $169.99. UVC/UAC USB-standard video for use as webcam.Extensive direct controls and articulating touchscreen.2.36M-dot OLED viewfinder with 60 fps refresh rate.Up to 7.5 EV of image stabilization (CIPA-rating) with supported lenses.

Cinema (DCI) and UHD 4K video with no time limitation.10 fps burst shooting with AF-C, 30 fps with electronic shutter.Although its exterior and sensor are a rehash of the older OM-D E-M5 Mark III, its processing has been boosted to unlock computational photography features previously reserved for more expensive cameras. The OM System OM-5 is a mid-range 20MP Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera mainly for stills, but with a decent set of video features as well.

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