OM-D E-M10 Mark II

Quand je dis « se mettre sérieusement à la photo », ce n’est pas forcément dans l’idée de devenir “pro”. Mais c’est sûr qu’il y a une différence entre acheter un petit compact ou un reflex léger, qu’on peut sortir facilement pour faire de la photo souvenir par exemple, et acheter un gros reflex typé

NAHH instead of buying dslr which are very bulky, I would rather buy old pens from Olympus at the very least, say Olympus E-P5, E-PL6, E-PL7. Or other option would be Olympus OM-D-E M10 mark II if you prefer having a viewfinder. Those cameras are top notch in terms of portability/compactness, those

I’ve used the OM e-m10 mark ii for years and was going to upgrade to the OM5. But after reading a lot of reviews I bought the larger OM-3 used with the 12-45 Pro lens for $1599 from Map camera on ebay. They are located in Japan and receive good reviews. Very few shutter clicks on the camera. If I at

Pour les usages que tu décris, je déconseille le Nikon d3500 car c'est un reflex, d'entrée de gamme en plus. Les reflex sont toujours un peu encombrants et demandent plus d'efforts pour réussir les photos, surtout les basiques comme celui-ci. Les appareils micro 4/3 ont sans doute le meilleur équili

With 500 EUR, you can probably jump straight to mirrorless and skip getting a compact. That'll be way more versatile and better value for money. I'd say go for the E-m10 II with the 14-42 pancake zoom lens. That's a portable beginner friendly body. The stills are lovely and it's full of physical con

your budget is far too low for anything new really, even second hand you're going older models. photo places closed down, jessops got taken over and went downhill, online shopping kinda killed it. You already tried Wex - Currys does cameras - you could try a walk around pawn shops but i doubt your g