OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

The color management is pretty much non-existence compared to Lightroom/Capture One when processing raws. The sliders pretty much have nearly zero effect on Canon 7Dmii and Olympus E-M10iv raws. All the real color processing work has to be done post-raw phase where they already baked the colors down

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I recenty purchased an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV in March to dip my toes back into photography (The Wirecutter suggested this model) and am already feeling a little constrained by the camera. The main issue is the contrast autofocus, especailly while doing macro work with the [OM SYSTEM OLY

the build quality shouldn’t go down if the price goes up. Agreed. That said, the E-M5 III and OM-5 has had a drop is quality as well. The body was changed to reinforced plastic and the results have not been pleasant. For a camera powerful and lightweight, the popular peak design clip or just using t

I don't consider it a good buy at all. It is what is called an "enthusiast" camera, so basically entry-level, and is lacking a lot of features you really want in a camera. As some basic FYI, it was released in August of 2020 and costs $700 new. So it is currently 5 years old. You can purchase a used

When I found out about custom Color profile for Olympus I was hopeful for my EM10. However em10iv does not support that feature at all. It does have 1 custom profile but the adjustment are only limited to picking from the 6 standard profile plus minor adjustment to Sharpness and Contrast. Even with

I recently purchased an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV (m43 sensor). When I look at the monitor or digital viewfinder to take a photo, the photo is excessively "close up". I'll take the photo and then when I go to export it into my phone or computer, the JPEG version reflects the "close up" photo I saw