Guide to bird photography using the OM System OM-1 Mark II digital camera by Jason P. Odell, Ph.D. After two years of using the OM System OM-1 cameras, Jason Odell is now able to share his settings and control configurations for bird and wildlife photography with the OM System OM-1 Mark II mirrorless camera. In this illustrated guide, you will learn: Recommended exposure settings for bird and wildlife photography Recommended drive modes, frame rates, and image stabilization settings Which functions should be mapped to custom buttons Object-tracking vs. subject-tracking and how to use both How to use subject detection to your advantage How to overcome focus challenges in the field How to quickly configure the camera for photographing birds in flight How to modify your settings for wildlife subjects other than birds This guide includes an extensive look at how the autofocus system in the OM-1 Mark II camera operates, and offers settings and button configurations that make adapting to different field scenarios easy. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned enthusiast, Birding With the OM-1 Mark II will help you get better photographs of birds and wildlife.
