OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

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

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 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

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

The other unique feature of Olympus: the em10iv has the ability to switch between any normal mode, and multiple exposure with one button press and zero menu diving. As far as I know, this is the only digital camera ever made that can do it.

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

Smaller, generally cheaper lenses - though with the explosion of 3rd party lenses, I'm not sure the "cheaper" is true. YMMV. Viltrox especially makes some very interesting lenses for the Fuji system. MFT lenses will be MUCH smaller than those for the full frame Z5. Of course, full frame has other ad