OM System OM-1 mark II mirrorless camera

Introduction

announced Jan 2024 as a minor upgrade to the Olympus OM System OM-1 mirrorless camera but which substantially improves wildlife shooting (and adds human AF recognition even if face not towards camera)
this mark II updates the original 2022 version with more RAM and this enables improved features (see below)

more RAM onboard
improved AI AF
- new Human detection mode, which extends subject recognition beyond just face detection but also means that all the camera's recognition modes are now integrated within the same section of the interface
refresh rate of the AF system has been improved, boosting the performance of the (non-recognition-based) C-AF + Tracking mode
IBIS now rated at 8.5EV of correction
extends blackout-free shooting to some of its slower burst rates
buffer almost double the size - 256 Raw frames at 50fps or in ProCapture mode, 213 in its single (initial) AF 120fps mode up from 92
simulated graduated neutral density filter lets you adjust the severity of the gradient - hard, medium or soft edge, and whether you want it to have a 1, 2, or 3-stop impact (ND 2, 4 or 8), and adjust its position and angle
Live ND feature adds an extra stop and is now 7 stops (ND128 filter)
14-bit multi-shot hi-res Raw
vertical video mode added

same 20mp IMX472 stacked backside-illuminated CMOS sensor from Sony and has a sensor readout of 1/125th sec and 1053 quad-pixel PDAF points (previous E-M1III cameras had 121)
same TruePic X Dual Quad Core Processor
same 5.76Mdot EVF with zero blackout capability at up to 120fps burst but now also at slower burst rates
same 1.62mdot articulating LCD panel
same grip
same menu
same BLX-1 Li-ion battery and still compatible with BLH-1 battery
same physical lay out
same albeit better ability for AF to detect and track Formula cars, rally cars, motorcycles / Aircrafts, helicopters / Bullet trains, standard trains, steam locomotives / Birds / Dogs, cats and now humans (not just face/eye)