Olympus has introduced a new camera OM-D of the legendary series OM

Company Olympus has announced the revival of the legendary series cameras OM c 40-year history, presenting the market a new model of OM-D, equipped with the world's first 5-axis image stabilizer (IS), effectively eliminating blur in photos and video. Users can see the effect of the stabilizer straight while shooting through the electronic viewfinder.

There is also a user requested the most, as the producer of fast cameras with interchangeable lenses (including SLR) autofocus system FAST AF (Frequency Acceleration Sensor Technology), which proved to be effective in models of the popular series of PEN. The innovative 16-megapixel Live MOS sensor in combination with the graphics processor TruePic VI provides high quality and sensitivity.

Electronic viewfinder model OM-D is equipped with a display with a resolution of 1.44 million pixels and displays in real time the effect of changing the settings (light and shadow, white balance, exposure compensation, aspect ratio, etc.).

The very same camera is enclosed in a stylish all-weather magnesium alloy casing, which makes it, according to the company an ideal choice for shooting in difficult conditions. New accessories, such as feeding grip HLD-6 for maximum performance, the adapter MMF-3 Lens 4/3 and an external flash FL-600R is also protected from dust and splashes. It is also preparing to release lenses M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75mm 1:1.8, and M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 60mm 1:2.8 Macro that will enhance the creative capabilities of the camera.

Model OM-D (E-M5) is available in two colors: silver and black. OM-D will go on sale in April 2012. The camera will also be supplied in the kit with lens M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-50mm 1:3,5-6,3 black.