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Why the Olympus OM-D E-M1 is better than expected for video (Review)

Andrew Reid

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I just updated to firmware 2.0 and the rolling crop mode stopped working while recording. Is anyone getting the same issue or did I miss out a setting?

 

Is this still the issue?
I'm about to pull the trigger on a E-M1 12-40mm combo, and the rolling crop mode is one reason I'm considering this camera.

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Dean
Dean

Thank you, Andrew !!   Great review and wonderful film clip. Enjoyed watching it ... especially as it was mostly filmed on an E-M1.   I'm loving using this camera and video is a whole new world fo

jurgen
jurgen

Andrew, I really appreciate your having kept an open mind about this camera. Yours was the first site I saw mention that the E-M1 might be even remotely suitable for making movies - everywhere else

fuzzynormal
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He just means that if you're going to add an effect that introduces a lot of activity to your image (like film grain) in post-production, you need to convert your video to a codec that can handle all

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