Olympus OM-1 Subject Detect Capture Print and Frame. Can Micro Four Thirds produce a quality result?

We had heard from a good friend about a Barred Owl in our area. We set off excitedly to see if we could find and photograph it. I figured the OM-1 with the 40 to 150mm F 2.8 Pro lens was most appropriate for this instance, I brought my entire kit with me just in case. I was not disappointed to say the least! The capture went just fine focus was right on I even managed some video hand held I think a tripod would have been a real holdback, as is often the case less is more. We went home, edited the Raw Files in Lightroom and Photoshop then made a print on our Epson 9880 using Epson Enhanced Matt Media and Ultrachrome Archival Ink. I cut the frame on our Morso Chopper using Michaelango Moulding from Chops in London ONT. I bought the glass locally from Provincial Glass just around the corner from me. I am absolutely delighted with the result.
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