E-M10 Mark IV

Unfortunately you're trying to use the most basic of Olympus's cameras to tackle one of the most challenging scenarios for any camera. The biggest weakness of any MFT camera is low light performance. That's not to say they're BAD at it, they're just weaker at it than cameras with larger sensors like

OM was pretty clear the OM-3 was as close to the Pen-F as we're gonna get. They're focusing on the outdoor high end crowd nowadays, that's why all the goodies are in the OM-1 and why even the OM-3 uses the same EVF as the E-M5 mark III released in 2019. That's why they have no intention of continuin

That of course will be a matter of opinion. But the general trend in the last 5 years has been away from the classic M43 compact style and toward bigger bodies with more capable sensors, cpus, and batteries. There are two that I can think of currently in production, and then I can think of two more

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

Tens a E-M10 Mark IV com kit 12-45mm PRO por 699€ no site oficial da OM System (procura nas promoções). Aproveitaria e comprava a 45mm f/1.8, que com o cashback fica a 179€, ou então depois de usares a 12-45 via qual a distância focal que mais usas para comprar uma lente fixa. A Sony é boa; tive uma

The original E-M5 is still a great little travel camera. Newer models offer modest improvements to image quality, plus a lot of other quality of life features that may or may not be important to you. The E-M10 Mark IV will give you improved image quality and a faster shooting experience, but it lack

Hi, the E-M10III is still a great camera. I personally use an E-M10II for EDC and it's still a great little body. Now, if most of your photography is travel etc, I could probably see how you could benefit for an upgrade, especially when it comes to the new capabilities of the newer sensors and proce

You should know about OM System (formerly called Olympus). Check out the OM-D E-M10 Mark IV with 14-42mm pancake lens. $699. You will not regret. https://explore.omsystem.com/us/en/om-d-e-m10-mark-iv-black-14-42mm-ez-lens-kit

Don't get hung up on this decision. Make your best choice, live with it for a while, and if it doesn't work out sell it and get something else. It sounds like the E-M10 iv is your camera. Both of these cameras are bigger and heavier than what you have now - though the E-M10 is just barely so. (The E

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