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Old May 13th, 2012, 01:40 AM
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Olympus let me have an OM-D for the weekend so I took it to Wembley to use as a remote camera behind the goal. Very very impressed.

I've done a writeup here...

Wembley Olympus EM-5 Remote Test – SLIK images - Sports photography techniques and results plus sports-oriented photo-essays.

In fact I was so impressed I bought one. I actually fancy having two of them for a twin-body setup. The camera is so quiet that it will be very useful in some other jobs I do where discretion is required (concerts, plays etc). Very nice indeed.
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Old May 13th, 2012, 01:49 AM
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Nice write-up and great pics !

Can you please tell us a little more about the Pocket Wizard setup ?
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is the remote cable same for the GF1? thanks.
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The Pocket Wizard setup is very simple - it's just a cable from the PW into the camera. The cable I purchased is this one from eBay, which has a "keep alive" switch on it to keep the camera switched on.

It's a very different cable to the one for the GF1, and much simpler as a result.

The "sending" PW was held in my hand as it has a dodgy hotshoe connection. I'm rigging up a foot pedal trigger for it at the moment.
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