This camera is so advanced with stellar photo quality I would recommend it to anyone.
so I needed a camera I could carry around all day and that had good image quality
But for those wishing to move into more advanced photography, I can’t think of too many other cameras that are more attuned to that process, and at a great price, to boot, and with very, very good image quality
I wanted a small, portable camera that delivered good image quality
it's still an amazing camera with great quality and so many great features
I have been using the camera over the past few days and found the options and controls to be fantastic
Panasonic, Tamron, and Sigma also have several lenses available for this system in addition to the options available from Olympus themselves.
Lets be honest there are better options in terms of cameras and customer service elsewhere so you should look and do the same when considering Olympus.
The E-M10 provided a cheaper alternative for her that still gives excellent photo options
I feel like there are better options out there such as Fuji and Panasonic.
I know, I know, by turning the camera off "I might miss the photo of a life time", but let me tell you the camera turns on instantly therefore I can get those photos I'm going for
Even though I call this a great “learning” camera, it can take fantastic photos, even with the least expensive Olympus lenses
In that sense, I would call this a “learning” camera, because you can take terrific photos with it and, in doing so, can learn all about the art (and technology) of photography
This Olympus takes awesome photos, is super easy to use (I don't know why people have so many issues with the settings
Takes great photos, and, is easy to use out of the box.
Unfortunately, the small size of this model becomes a hindrance when you're inserting or removing a memory card or battery.
It's easy to use and it's just the right size for easy handling.
Approximately 8 months ago I purchased an Olympus PEN-Lite E-PL6 m43 camera and was really surprised by the compact size, manual control and image quality.
I am a huge fan of the m43 system for its compact size and excellent image quality
Olympus makes some very nice, inexpensive lenses for this platform (micro 4/3 format), and even the least expensive of them can turn out amazingly sharp images with good color
The build quality is excellent and the images are outstanding
I wanted a small, portable camera that delivered good image quality
but once again if you play with the settings of the camera it will compensate and give you sharp images
The camera produces amazingly sharp astro images (after that careful focusing!
Olympus has what they refer to as a super control panel, and it allows you to change most things most used via that onscreen
Approximately 8 months ago I purchased an Olympus PEN-Lite E-PL6 m43 camera and was really surprised by the compact size, manual control and image quality.
It is touch screen and the Super Control Panel works like a charm
This OM-D E-M10 II has a "focus peaking" feature that allows great crisp manual focus control.
Oh, by the way, there is one thing I absolutely love about the camera and can't live without it is the super control panel
The other camera I considered was Sony A6000 APS, but I missed the deal price on that
Other than that, it works flawlessly, has a brilliant EVF, a great range of reasonably priced lenses, and is nicely made and finished for its price
But for those wishing to move into more advanced photography, I can’t think of too many other cameras that are more attuned to that process, and at a great price, to boot, and with very, very good image quality
Yes, it only shoots at 16mp, and yes, it is a micro 4/3 sensor, but because the image quality is good and the price is very reasonable, the camera will stay in demand in the used market for some time to come
Wrapping things up, this is another outstanding OM-D camera packing an almost pro-level feature set in a lovely body for a very convenient price, supported by a great selection of high quality lenses
I don't understand why they build the whole camera so solid and used a flimsy plastic battery door
Decent battery life++ Neck strap that is really not bad (many cameras, even expensive ones, come with crummy neck
In fact if you look at the review sites the images are as good as with lens costing many times as much
The D7100 has better low light performance, and a much better battery life, but the E-M10 is easier to carry around and has a better tactile experience
( I love this filter excellent B&W)This will Soon be a favorite given its size , power , many lens available.
I hope there is a way to get rid of this humming noise while recording videos without disabling IBIS
When I shoot a movie while handholding the camera with the IBIS ON, this humming noise gets recorded and is really loud and noticeable (really an issue for videos)
I typically convert the EM10II Raw files with the DNG converter and process in Photoshop CS6 but at this high ISO I prefer to start with the superior noise reduction and distortion compensation of DxO OpticsPro
It's AWESOME!... except that the IBIS creates a humming noise when the shutter button is half pressed-to focus-while taking stills (not really an issue for stills)
Overall i would advice you to get the body alone and find a good lens , if you can go for the Mkiii since its got less noise at the final image thanks to the newer processor but yet again noise can be reduced drastically withing the settings and by taking low shutter speed pictures
The menu may be a little confusing at first , but you just have to get used to it
The menu can be confusing at first, but the camera functions are customizable
Some reviews covering OM-D cameras complained about overly complex menus, but I have not found the menu system to be overwhelming
Menu and options settings are not very intuitive, really need to by a book on this camera if you want to get beyond the basics
As other reviewers here and elsewhere have mentioned, the Olympus menus are kind of confusing, but if you take the time to learn them (use your manual), there are a ton of customization options that will help you adapt the camera to your shooting style
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