Step into the world of macro with exclusive OM SYSTEM Macro Festival offers.
From the OM-1 Mark II to the OM-5, paired with the legendary M.Zuiko 60mm F2.8 Macro and 90mm F3.5 Macro IS PRO lenses, this is the perfect time to upgrade your macro kit.
Capture details beyond the naked eye with industry-leading stabilization, weather sealing, handheld high-res modes, focus stacking, and unmatched portability.
Offers valid from 15th May to 30th June.
Visit your nearest OM SYSTEM dealer or DM us to know more.
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Join OM SYSTEM Brand Ambassador Hayath Mohammed for an online session on building stronger, more intentional macro images from the field to the final frame.
6 June 2026 | Saturday | 6:00 PM
Online on Zoom
Limited spots.
Click the link in bio to register.
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You asked for it, and it’s finally here. 📸🔥
Our new standard warranty is now 2 years + 6 months when you register your product online.
More protection. More peace of mind. Built for photographers who head outdoors.
Creating your warranty extension is simple:
1️⃣ Create your OM SYSTEM account and log in.
2️⃣ Click on Register Your Product.
3️⃣ Enter your camera or lens name -> for example, OM-3 and select it from the list.
4️⃣ To choose your place of purchase enter the dealer name.
5️⃣ Add the serial number and date of purchase.
6️⃣ Upload your invoice and fill in the remaining details.
7️⃣ Submit - and you’re done. Your product is registered ✅
Protect your gear and shoot with confidence, wherever your adventures take you.
Click the link in bio to register your product now.
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Vailimia spider
Exactly four setae on the head like a spike hair cut and long long legs for any Salticidae I know.
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#spidersofmaharashtra
#indianspiders
#spidersofindia
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Shot with @omsystemindia@omsystem.cameras
Born to rule - Built to survive!
They might look cute and curious now, but this cub is already showing the confidence of a true apex predator. Standing tall on the rocks and keeping watch over the territory.
#naturephotography #lionphotography #wildlifephotography #masaimaraphotography #bigcatphotography
Every migratory journey depends on something fragile.
A wetland. A forest patch. A safe place to rest.
Migratory birds travel across countries and oceans, relying on a connected chain of habitats to survive. But when even one stopover disappears, the impact travels across the entire flyway.
Today, we revisit an important conversation with Nikhil Devasar and Amrit Govinda Menon on why protecting habitats is critical to keeping migration alive.
A short clip from the OM SYSTEM × Wildlife Trust of India podcast.
To watch the whole podcast click the link in bio.
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A burst of Himalayan spring — where crimson rhododendrons glow with melting frost, and a tiny jewel pauses for a sip of nectar.
The fire-tailed sunbird seemed almost unreal against the blooms, its long tail flowing like a brushstroke through the forest. Moments like these remind you how perfectly mountain life is woven together — flowers, birds, snow, and silence.
In the high Himalaya, rhododendrons are more than just flowers. They are lifelines for pollinators emerging in the cold mountain spring, painting entire valleys in shades of red while feeding birds like this dazzling male.
Fire-tailed Sunbird (Aethopyga ignicauda) #FireTailedSunbird #Aethopygaignicauda #Rhododendron #EasternHimalaya #BirdPhotography #BirdsOfIndia #HimalayanBirds #NaturePhotography #WildlifePhotography #Birding #MountainMagic #nikimages #nikhildevasarphotography #enchantedindia #OMSystem #om1markii
Grey Crowned Crane | Balearica Regulorum
--Distinctive Appearance--
The Grey Crowned Crane is easily identified by its unique "punk-rock" aesthetic:
The Crown: A stiff spray of golden-yellow feathers atop the head.
The Face: White cheeks with a red patch above, and a bright red gular sac (wattle) hanging under the chin, which they inflate to make booming calls.
The Body: Primarily pearl-grey plumage with black and white wings.
--Habitat and Distribution--
Unlike many other cranes, this species is found in sub-Saharan Africa, specifically in eastern and southern regions (from Kenya and Uganda down to South Africa).
They prefer a mix of wetlands for breeding and open grasslands for foraging.
Unique Trait: They are one of only two crane species capable of perching in trees, thanks to a long hind toe that can grasp branches.
--Behavior and Diet--
These birds are highly social and are known for their spectacular displays.
The Dance: Their courtship involves bowing, jumping, and "running" with wings spread. While it's used for mating, younger birds often dance just for the fun of it or to socialise.
Diet: They are generalist omnivores. They eat insects, lizards, frogs, seeds, and grain. They are often seen walking near cattle, snatching up bugs disturbed by the livestock.
Monogamy: They usually mate for life.
--Why Are They Endangered?--
Despite their beauty, their population has declined by over 50% in the last few decades. The primary threats include:
Habitat Loss: Drainage of wetlands for agriculture.
Illegal Trade: High demand for them as "ornamental" pets.
Human Conflict: Poisoning by farmers who see them as crop pests.
Note: If you ever see a crane in the wild, its "booming" call can be heard from miles away. This sound is amplified by their extra-long trachea, which coils inside their chest.
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