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I’m addicted to taking photos of my cat with the new OM System PEN – download these exclusive images (free cat wallpapers too!)

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I’m addicted to taking photos of my cat with the new OM System PEN – download these exclusive images (free cat wallpapers too!)

The OM System PEN, a stylish and capable camera from the Micro Four Thirds system, boasts a 20MP sensor, high-speed continuous shooting, and advanced features for creative photography. This latest addition to the OM System lineup also introduces an animal detection focus feature, specifically targeting the eyes of animals such as cats, dogs, and others.

Written by Joshua Waller, the camera's owner and Online Editor, the images showcase the camera's prowess in capturing cats with exceptional quality. Utilizing lenses such as the 14-42mm kit lens and the 45mm f/1.8 lens, Waller managed to capture stunning close-ups with close-up focus and beautiful background blur respectively. Amongst the cat photos, the black and white image was taken using the Mono Film Black and White 1 setting, providing high contrast and film grain.

Waller emphasizes the OM System PEN's weather-sealing and in-body image stabilization, allowing photographers to confidently document their surroundings regardless of the weather conditions. In comparison to other mirrorless cameras at a similar price point, the OM System PEN stands out due to its weather-sealing and image stabilization capabilities. The camera is accompanied by a range of Micro Four Thirds lenses, providing users with versatility in their photography.

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