High Res OLYMPUS test: OM1 mk2 v Z7ii v EM1X

So I'm a landscape photographer, mostly. However, lately I've had a desire to photograph different genres. I have had a few great days photographing wildlife and lately I have really enjoyed macro photography.
The Z7ii is not great for wildlife, I've struggled to use it photographing kestrels as the auto focus is not great and to get close I would need a big bit of glass which is expensive. The Olympus system is sooo much better at this, the lenses are smaller, lighter and cheaper and the autofocus works brilliantly. But what about landscapes?
My issue with the Olympus system is two fold. 1) Is 20mp enough considering I crop a lot? Will I still be able to print up to A2?
2) Is the colour range deep enough?
To help with this the Olympus camera system offer a 'High Res' mode. This offers a file of 80mp when needed. Surely this will be good enough?
Well, not quite! In the previous two tests I have not managed to get a High Res image from my E-M1X that is sharp enough. Why? Plenty of you have offered solutions which is why I have repeated the test twice. However, even that has not worked. So to solve this once and for all in this video I have borrowed a kit from OM Systems. I have an Om1 mk2 and another 12-40mm (I own one of my own) and I carry out the test twice more. The first test is done away from the ocean, at Glencoe in Scotland and then, once more I shoot a seascape of Cromer.
The good news is I have solved the problem! Come and find out what the problem was.

The previous two tests are here    • High Res Olympus v Full frame Nikon RETEST...  
and    • High Res Olympus v Full frame Nikon: Can m...  

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