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The Olympus OM-D E-M10 II is a mirrorless camera with 4/3 (2.0x) sensor and 16.1 megapixels manufactured from 2015 to 2017 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 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 632 €;
77 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Opinion:I'm really happy to have bought this amazing camera after "blew" the previous purchase. This camera is another thing, it's a pleasure to turn and take pictures with her. Menu really rich in functions, must be studied, but by many satisfactions. The ring nuts are sturdy, very comfortable, well made. The vast optical Park allows you to choose without faing. Purchased with 14-42 II R Kit, which will not be the best, but to study it at the moment is fine. I added a 25mm pana that works great. Looking forward to buy 17mm and 45 Zuiko. Really a positive experience with Oympus. When I never took it before.
Pros:Excellent aesthetics, wide menu, excellent material quality, micro 4/3 system.
Cons:4k is missing but we are talking about a camera and not a camera.
Opinion:I've started from a very good SLR D750 & D5300 with the Nikon 1j5 the world of mirrorless. Both the purchase of the Xianoyi Yi M1 (Sony 20MP sensor) and the Panasonic gx80 and Zuiko Optics and Panasonic made me put almost to the side of the small Nikon1. The experience with Olympus is gorgeous. It is not compact but not even massive or heavy like a reflex. Nice to see (I chose the grey and black) reminds me of the om20 I own. The wide menu beats the Xianoyi too simple but nice and remains an alternative to the GX80 of equal quality but less pleasant aesthetics (it is obviously a subjective judgement).
Pros:-Build quality (fully metal), light, compact, very good OLED viewfinder, LCD touch, ring nuts and buttons abundant and comfortable functions. -sharp images, wide dynamic range, high ISO hold (up to 2500 more than good)-silent shutter, functions (magnifying screen, live Comp, Live Time, and others), good AF, 5-axis sensor stabilization-battery According to me good, given that it is a Mirrorless. It has held practically 3 days for a total of almost 350 photos (not in Quick Sleep mode)-WiFi connectivity. -Excellent value for money, varied optics park at relatively low cost.
Cons:-Acceptable videos in FULLHD 50p, the department is good, but if these are your priority better opt for something else, missing for example the mic input. (Lumix for example)-no tropicalization-LCD not tiltabile of 180 degrees, for me a detail anyway useless.
Opinion:After skimmed for two weeks I ruled out the GX80 and the A6000 in favor of this. First mirrorless, fantastic, that facilitates the transition from the world reflex (viewfinder in the right place, ring nuts etc.). Full of features that bring it to a much more advanced level than a simple entry-level. Fabulous JPEG churn and offers an excellent program for converting RAW (. Orf). In combination with the 14-42 IIR is reasonably compact and hyper-complete. In short, a little game, especially if you dedicate mainly to photography. Highly recommended!
Pros:Small, light, versatile, excellent sensor, octice various and not always expensive, good autofocus and good performance at high ISO. Very customizable
Cons:Low lasting batteries
Opinion:I am very satisfied, it was my first mirrorless, now use it since 1yr and never a problem. Beautiful and small is perfect for the street, the tiltabile screen adds practicality and dynamism to take pictures. Excellent sensor and overall yield, and also high ISO resistance, whereas it is a small M4/3. The batteries last a little bit but you just have one or two spare. I will never sell it, using it I discovered that the M4/3 is my system, at most can think of associating it to a FF for other types of photos, type landscaping. Even in that, but the little girl is doing well. Recommended to the Great!
Pros:size, image quality, high iso, seal construction
Cons:grip, battery, auto focus in low light condition crisis
Opinion:My first olympus. Purchased in a kit with the 12-50 F -5.6 3.5 right away you notice the build quality and fittings and the compactness of the camera body, the amount of unclean customizable function keys is very convenient, the buttons except the button fn3, are exactly where you aspects, stabilization on 5 axes is perfect as well as the use of a hand. The machine is able to process images without the aid of post production. The only painful notes are: a slow autofocus in low light conditions, even if it proves fast in high brightness conditions, the lack of a firm grip (especially for those with big hands), but fixable by any external handle and battery life that may not be enough at the most intense days, however solvable by buying an additional spare battery
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