Not much new in Camera world
While Olympus, er, I mean OM Digital Solutions is still talking about stupendous knock your socks off vaporware coming in '22 they have actually issued firmware updates for existing cameras. What makes this really interesting is that it updates the bodies for Panasonic, Sigma and Tamron lenses. What makes it even more interesting is that Sigma and Tamron don't currently make m.4/3 lenses! Even more interesting the announcement references a Pany update to make Oly lenses compatible. Something seems to be afoot! OMDS has also announced that the name 'Olympus' will be phased out over the next 'few' years.
https://cs.olympus-imaging.jp/en/support/imsg/digicamera/download/software/firm/e1/
Canon has a bit of an Oopsie. The R3 which was supposed to have a 45 meg sensor seems to only record 24 meg images. Photo editors working with images from the Olympics found the dimensions of the pictures were 6000x4000 pixels which works out to 24 mpxl. The Ra records 30mpxl and the R5 45mpxl.
https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/backlash-warning-canon-eos-r3-appears-to-have-a-24mp-sensor
The pixel wars have raged since the early '00s and frankly don't impress me much. I've got 5 meg images from a Nikon P&S the print well to 13x19 inches and a 16meg that went to 30x40 and passes the sniff test (get close enough to smell the ink and still can't find a flaw). It ain't the pixels, it's the PICTURE.
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I think you're onto something with the pixel wars. 
It was eye-opening to me to discover that all those pixels every manufacturer brags about is just so much hype!
That revelation made it much easier for me to concentrate on the picture. 
