Once adjusted my combined contraption was able to follow and accurately focus on a very small drone even at a considerable distance and also in front of trees. The new OLYMPUS EE-1 Dot Sight acts as a framing assistant when attached to any camera with a hot shoe. HD Digital Frame is a great way to put your portfolio on display and a great way to surface forgotten memories. It becomes more useful in situations where you really have a hard time just finding and tracking a subject.

Never has it been so easy to capture blur-free stills and smooth 4K video handheld, no stabilising gear needed.

This makes it more likely that the camera will focus onto the head (and hopefully, the eye) rather than the tail or the tip of a wing. If your RDS alignment is perfect then you can let the camera use its own pinpoint focus system that has been aligned with it.

People at my local camera club have been asking me about my EE-1 Dot Sight and asking if anybody, apart from Olympus (or OMDS) makes them.We process personal data about users of our site, through the use of web browser cookies and other technologies, to deliver our services, and to analyse site activity.

this is how I captured this shot, taken among a series of 5 photos where only 1 was out of focus: it is a huge improvement! When fitted i aligned the dot by auto point-focusing the lens on a known subject and adjusting the red dot to suit via a small play in the hot shoe mount.This was much easier because only the exposed frame on the 'viewfinder' had to be superimposed over the scene. You need a tripod to align the red illuminated target projected on the glass with the AF bracket of your camera equipped with the very lens you intend to use. Just head over to our dedicated Sell or Part Exchange page, fill out the details, and we'll get back to you with an offer for your old gear. yes, often times while simply mounting or unmounting the device one will inadvertently turn the alignment dial(s). I find this bearable since I can always just press it lightly to right while I raise my camera to make sure it is in the position I calibrated it in.