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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
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The other camera I considered was Sony A6000 APS, but I missed the deal price on that
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Provides access to a very large range of Olympus lenses, most of which are highly esteemed, and are often very well priced (downright cheap when on
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Great camera at great price.
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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
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This is an exceptionally high-quality camera for what can only be described as a very reasonable price for all you get
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Great price for what you get++ Good resale options when you are ready to upgrade at some future point++ Fantastic learning tool that also takes great photos++ Incredibly fun to use (and don't discount this
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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
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Years ago M 4/3 was a big hit because it offered small bodies at affordable prices and decent quality.
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Pro features for a cheap price
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I love the compact size and the price
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Olympus' current price for the 40 -- 150mm, f4.0--f5.6 kit lens -- $100 -- is a roaring bargain
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It is perfect on every sense: size, weight, image quality, price, functionality, usability, available lenses and their prices
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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