OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

If you’re ready to move beyond smartphone photography and take more control over your images, a mirrorless camera is the best place to start. These cameras offer outstanding image quality, fast performance, and more creative flexibility in a compact, travel-friendly design.

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the first E-M10 was released in 2014, it was basically a cheaper version of the E-M5 released in 2012, with some added stuff and some down graded specs. Just like the E-M5, it had a low resolution EVF, and no electronic shutter. Wi-Fi and some computational modes were added (like Live Composite), bu

I second this! I also recently got into birding and then just purchased a camera. As a total beginner I got the OM-D E-M10 mark iv body paired with the Olympus 75-300mm II 4.8-6.7 M.Zuiko Lens used. It's definitely an entry level body and lens but I love it. I particularly appreciate that the zoom l

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

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

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

Ok, good info to follow back up on. Buckle up, it'll be a long read. Everything I say will be dependent on budget and willingness to carry heavier gear. Not everyone wants to lug around equipment twice the weight (even though it's still very light in my opinion) and not everyone can or wants to spen

Adding strobes, arms, and floats will definitely add mass/weight and slow you down. After a while, one gets used to it. Have you considered a smaller camera that is less of a beast? I get this question often and recommend this system. It's not a full-frame, but the photos are still stellar. I know d

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

If you're talking about modern, mirrorless camera bodies: you're pretty much going to get a high quality, reliable camera body regardless of what you go for these days. I genuinely can't remember the last actual dud that was released by any of the main manufacturers. There are a handful that are pro