OM-D E-M10 Mark II

Funny. I own an OM-1 and am looking at S5's at the moment as an affordable full frame body. Anyhow, you will not fetch a good price for that S5 since they've been so heavily discontinued. Also, keep in mind the crop factor when adapting glass to M43. You will be zoomed in 2x. I wouldn't really switc

Kann das auch nur unterstreichen die microfourthirsd sind ein super einstieg günstge Bodys zb Olympus Em10/ Em5 Mit dem 40-150 reise zoom machst du nichts falsch Als Beispiel: Will teilen: Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II mti Standard Objektiv https://www.willhaben.at/iad/kaufen-und-verkaufen/d/olympus-om

If your budget allows it you are probably better off with even the original E-M5, and 100% for sure WAY better off with the E-M5 Mark II over the E-M10 Mark II. Heck, I would take the E-M5 Mark II over a brand new E-M10 Mark IV. The difference in features and capability of the E-M5 series over the E

I think you've done great research. I've owned many camera's over the years and the EM10ii has been one of them. It has been the single best bang for buck body I've owned in my life. For reference: Canon EOS 5D Mark IIICanon EOS 550DOlympus OM-D E-M1 Mark IIIOlympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IINikon D70Nikon

if you have about 200 bucks to spend on the camera body and want the best out of your money : go get an E-M10 mark II, this is bar none the best camera that you'll find in this kind of price point. Spending less will get you considerably less, and spending more will not give you a ton of difference,

Nice find ! Congratulations !. I couldn't find any e-m1's in Denmark for a fair price so I bought a om-d e-m10 mark ii with kit lens, 128gb sd card and a shuttercount on 800 for $325 and I'm loving it.

For a total beginner I'd say look out for an E-M10 mark II and go with that. It's small, feels great in the hand with good stabilisation and stills autofocus in good light, and comes in substantially cheaper a lot of the time - I see them to for 150-200€ regularly and it's easily worth that even if