OM-D E-M10 Mark II

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

When I was buying my first camera I looked at Canon, I think M50 and I did not like controls - there was only one control wheel for exposure/aperture/shutter speed. Sony a6000 if I remember has separate control wheels for exposure and shutter/aperture. And in general is I think more advanced camera.

Scared, no. Sensible, yes. I wanted to get an interchangeable lens camera some years ago. I'd been using good digital compacts since I stopped using film in the 00s. I looked around, and the simplest, cheapest, lightest ILCs were the GX85 and the E-M10 Mark II. Frankly, they were identical for my pu

Maintenant, en réalité, le plus gros facteur limitant va être tes objectifs. Le 14-42 et le 40-150 sont super compacts et pas mauvais en soi, mais peu lumineux. J’ai aussi commencé avec ce combo, et c’est parfait pour tester et faire ses armes, mais tu risques de vite te sentir un peu bloqué à un mo

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

I’d recommend Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II. Or even the Mark I which is even cheaper. Really solid camera that is still very capable but affordable used. Very light weight. You should have enough room in your budget to get a solid lens. Something like the Lumix 12-32mm kit lens which is really good an

I don’t do nature photography and have used my OM-1 & E-M10 ii for everyday uses as well as a little street. If you need weather proof I’d say got OM1 or OM3 & get a 17mm 1.8 ii or a weather sealed Pro lens that matches what you are looking for. If you want to use OM System I think you should just g

I had an E-M10 (the original) for years and just upgraded to an E-M1 mark iii. I'm really happy with the decision; it's just a much sturdier camera to hold in the hands; its more balanced if you have the heavier zoom lens; it has tons of great capabilities and a much longer battery life. It also has

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