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Olympus OM-D E-M5

Pros: Jpeg high quality raw much poison, light weight, outstanding ergonomics, very attractive retro design, can be used by advanced photographers and beginners, excellent performance at high ISO, customizable menu and very comprehensive, high-level stabilizer, tropicalization, fast autofocus even in low-light conditions.

Cons: The raw is read only with the latest versions of Adobe Photoshop cs6, elements 10, lightroom4.1. Supplied software that can give you installation problems, especially with a view, menu is not always intuitive, optical kit is not exceptional, f3: 5

Opinion: The Olympus OM-D is a fantastic camera: light, compact, although a micro 4/3 has nothing to envy to the prosumer SLR, to put it as D-Prewiew: if you want superior image quality with this camera you will have to spend a lot more for a camera, because you'll need a full frame. Has a fleet of high-quality optical equipment, and if coupled with the Summilux Panasonic Leica 25 F2, you will have in your hands a real gem. (Personally I like fixed lenses because they allow me to think more about the composition) For me it is finished the time of the reflex bulky and very heavy then use once a year if all goes well. The small house of Olympus is one of the best cameras Micro4 / 3 around, you bring back more often, not heavy and is in a small bag, is very quiet and discreet, the black board for those who make street. . If I have to make comparisons with other mirrorless: Xpro1 probably has a slightly higher image quality (especially in sharpness and Raw) but has a lower and few autofocus lenses, even if those who are top notch, but it also costs the double. The Nex7 has a larger sensor, but a design from "box engaged with a can of coke" (definition not mine, but the CEO of Leica), and an optical kit significantly lower than that offered by OM-D and this camera costs about € 400 more.

sent on July 13, 2012