OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

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It's kind of a myth. I just upgraded from the E-M10ii to the Mark iv, and the only feature missing is MySets, which I never used. They also took away the ability to customize a couple of the buttons, but they added more functionality to the d-pad. The d-pad now behaves very similarly to the one on t

I left M43 & want to come back. Looking at these 2 cameras. If I bought the GX-85 @ Best Buy I would get 2 year Insurance included since I’m Total Tech. If I bought the Olympus I would buy @ B&H Photo. Main focus is from a photography stand point and not so much video, but 4k on both gets me excited

Hi! Thanks for the reply!When I look at some of my gx85 images I'm not particularly happy with the SOOC JPG colors. Others have said olympus has better JPG processing and I'm currently trying to find some comparisons right now haha. The extra 4mp in theory should allow me to crop a bit more and i li

Don't have it but my understanding is the main complaint is the OM-1 got a new updated menu system. Then later when the OM-5 came out, it retained the old "Olympus" menu system, essentially giving you a warmed over E-M5.3 with a new name. So if you are OK with the menu on the EM10iv then you will be

Minus the viewfinder, the Olympus E-P7 kinda fits the bill. With the viewfinder, Olympus E-M10 IV. Both great cameras, IMO better controls than old manual film cameras. None of the cameras you have in this photo are pocketable. The lens element always protrudes too much. Only something like the Rico

Google E-M10 II vs E-M10 III vs E-M10 IV. Basically, they simplified it and removed some of the camera controls. I think they added a few things back for the IV. Quick google search: "People choose the Olympus E-M10 Mark II over the Mark III for its superior customizability, better build quality (me

Yeah, very similar. The EM1s I think are too big. I also heard the instead of Em10 one can just go with EM5 bc the price isnt that different and you get weathersealing etc. I dont know about the Em10 IV specifically though. PL9 is nice bc its so small, the handling I guess is a personal matter, mayb

First, let me say that if you don't need really long or really wide lenses, the Lumix LX100 ii is a gem of an everyday carry camera. The lens is pro quality and pretty fast at f/2.8. It is about the same size and weight as your E-PL9. The LX100 series was made in cooperation with Leica, and each com

Captured this on a trip. I've been learning photography for about 4/5 weeks now and think I vibe with B&W more than colour. I liked how the building/urban left with a camera has a stop indicator on it while the arrow pushes you to look more towards the trees/nature. Using an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark