OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

I agree with u/swifthide - the E-P7, while actually weighing a fraction less than the E-PL7, is a huge step up in every way, while maintaining the same size and profile of the older camera. (Note - all M43 lenses from Olympus/OM System and Panasonic fit all M43 cameras.) The "P" stands for "PEN", wh

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

For a beginner try one of these: Canon EOS R100 Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Nikon Z fc Canon EOS Rebel SL3 / EOS 250D Ricoh GR IIIx Sony ZV-E10

I just made the move to get a used em10 IV and 17mm 1.8. I think the combo ran me around $875. The 17mm has a focus clutch which should be great for street photography. There are a lot of great m43 lenses so I’m sure there’s something out there to fit your needs as you grow with the camera. Having s

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

From your profile as a wildlife photographer, I feel like you want to have a good level of control over your camera. I started out with a compact camera underwater (canon). But I quickly realized that it did not give me the amount of control or responsiveness I needed i.e. strobe triggering in a com

I’m coming from the Sony A-Mount ecosystem. I like my 77V but it’s cumbersome and I’m not feeling “inspired” when I go out. And it’s heavy.

So I found this deal and figure it’s head and shoulders so it might be worthwhile. I was thinking about saving up for a OM-5 but instant gratification has oth

Hey guys, I am pretty novice and use my smartphone for pictures. Nothing wrong with that of course, but I am looking to get something for my GF and I for future travels and just pictures in general (Portraits, family photos, food, etc).

I am the type to read a lot into stuff before deciding so I c

I use Panasonic, Olympus and Sony. My main cameras are a Panasonic G9 and Olympus E-M10 II. I think Olympus simplifying the menus of the E-M10 III felt like a step back for me. Less control over things like bracketing, focus peaking. Wife got the III. I'm keeping the II. It's good for new users, but