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Upgrading from Bridge Camera to M43 (1 Viewer)

Pro capture H (high) only focuses once at the start. Once the bird flies out of the depth of field, that's it. I shot these at f/10. I'm not sure how newer models would improve on this, except for a faster low (C-AF) mode, which I'm sure they do.
I don't know if that's right on my om1 (mark 1). I have it on pro cap2, and I'm pretty sure it is keeping up with subjects. Focus mode is c-af, and I use back button focusing which might affect things.
I know the exposure isn't monitored after the initial photo.

Best I've managed so far in terms of flight/action.
Needed a lot of cropping and noise reduction in lightroom to get to this point.
(Om-1 100-400mm, pro-cap in good light conditions. The limiting factor was definitely the link between my brain and muscles as the Sand Martins whizzed past!)

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I don't know if that's right on my om1 (mark 1). I have it on pro cap2, and I'm pretty sure it is keeping up with subjects. Focus mode is c-af, and I use back button focusing which might affect things.
I know the exposure isn't monitored after the initial photo.

Best I've managed so far in terms of flight/action.
Needed a lot of cropping and noise reduction in lightroom to get to this point.
(Om-1 100-400mm, pro-cap in good light conditions. The limiting factor was definitely the link between my brain and muscles as the Sand Martins whizzed past!)

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I'm using E-M1 mk II so I'm sure the latest flagship has had some improvement to pro capture. Swallows are very tough subjects!
 
14 images taken with Olympus E-M1 mkII, Pro Capture H. I also learned to process this batch of photos using the same settings in my editing software, which will come in handy later.

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Not all photos with Pro Capture turn out nicely, but it is something I am using more often. It is now one of my custom presets.
I would rather see this then any one more beautiful image. This is much more informative and alive.
 

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