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The Olympus OM-D E-M10 is a mirrorless camera with 4/3 (2.0x) sensor and 16.1 megapixels manufactured from 2014 to 2015 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 200 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 8 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 412 €;
77 users have given it an average vote of 9.2 out of 10
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Pros: Compact, light, auto wb, quality of files , cheap , reliable , fun to use
Cons: no weather sealing
Opinion: This cam is close to being the best value in m4/3 land . I have mine since 2017 , and I find it so good I feel no need to upgrade to version 2 ,3 or 4 ( I had version 2 for a brief time and sold it back ). Of all my m4/3 bodies, Em5, Em1, Em10 , I consider the Em10 sensor the best , yes even better than the then flagship Em1 ( don't know about Em2 or 3 ). Olympus did a great job with the white balance , colours are nice and vibrant , and above all the raw files are just splendid ( I don't usually shoot raw but the Em10 files are a pleasure ). There is a pop up flash , very convenient , I do snaps of house interiors with it at arm's length no time lost , results excellent .
I have discovered lately that my newly acquired pana 14-140 gives its best on the Em10 , so that'll be my vacation set this fall .
For the price on today's second hand market , a no brainer .
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Pros:Lightness, portability, construction, auto white balance, JPEG quality, static AF, ridiculous cost in used
Cons:Dynamic AF, three-axis stabilization (lower than that of five of the later m4/3 machines), viewfinder compared to the most recent models, no tropicalization
Opinion:It is the machine I am most fond of: despite its 7 years I still use it with satisfaction. Small and light, with the tiny lenses of the micro allows you to go out carrying a complete kit with a ridiculous weight. He accompanied me on all the trips abroad (especially those that require the plane) and never betrayed me. Obviously, compared to the latest models, something pays off (viewfinder, stabilization... in reference to the micro, however!), but if you consider that on the used you can easily find it for 150 euros, I would say that everything goes into the background. The AF-S is a sniper, while the dynamic one is like not having it. Impeccable white balance automatically, so much so that you can safely shoot in JPEG. It is not tropicalized, although on a couple of occasions I shot in the rain and it held up well. Do you need a forklift or do you want a second light, cheap and quality kit? The old E-M10, accompanied by the right lenses (12 2, 15 1.7, 20 1.7, 30 1.4, 56 1.4 to speak only of the fixed ...) is still for you.
Pros:Lightness and portability, file quality, stabilized sensor, excellent functions as live compounds, grip with additional grip
Cons:Screen. Non-tiltable and tropicalization
Opinion:After several full frame/apsc models, step by step to play this dated model to experience the micro 4/3 . Purchased with the additional grip, the feeling that transmits this mirrorless is magnificent. Combined with the 12-40 Olympus churns out files of a quality and sharpness to envy larger formats, all in a low weight. Too bad for the absence of tropicalization and tiltable screen, but for that Olympus has other options in its catalog.
Pros:very light, pocket-sized, no AA filter, stabilized light, touchscreen, photo quality.
Cons:the grip is a bit at the limit for those with large hands, however solvable with an economical additional grip.
Opinion:a crazy car, bought by pure chance. I found myself with a jewel in my hands. usually preferring dlele fullframe or analog 35mm, this I had taken as an experiment, to be used with a magnificent voigtländer 25mm f0.95. in the end the fullframe I gave them away, this one remained. it is small, pocket-sized, really nice design, has the evf, the stabilized sensor, absence of AA filter, tiltable screen, and even the touchscreen. what more could you ask for from a room? the images he can give are among the best I have ever taken, and I have been photographing for 9 years also in the professional field. the colors and the detail that churns out I must be honest, I would NEVER have expected them from such a small sensor. I changed my mind across the board, and frankly I was convinced that the size of the sensors now nom counts for nothing, it's just marketing. I repeat exceptional machine, really portable, not like the mirrorless FF that then in front must mount ridiculous lenses that venify every miniaturization of the body. it goes without saying that for travel it is very suitable, being compact reliable and light. every now and then I think of upgrading it, wanting to sell it to buy who knows what, then in reality I realize every time that I really do not need to ask for anything more than what I am already offered by this wonderful camera. shooting is fun and gives a lot of satisfaction, I don't think I'll ever replace it.
Opinion:Having this, the EM-D5 and two EM-D1s and the EM-D10 was the only one I missed. After i gave her away, I felt like those men who leave a woman, seemingly more beautiful and charming, and understand that they love her after they no longer have her. Given away for the EM-D5, which did not satisfy me, and I resold for the EM-D1, which despite being a flagship, did not have the photographic rendering of the EM-10. Then, after the first one died, I took another EM-1, to which the upper ring had broken, after it had already been repaired and electrocuted the screen, turning pink striped white suddenly. Which is why I'm done with olympus, but another EM-D-10, plus in the fork I'll buy it back. We are still talking about machines designed, but that are assembled in China, that only have the pedigree of the brand and it is not clear why, the best successful ones are the entry-levels, which have nothing entry-level, because they are professional machines.
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