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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 €;
95 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Cons:malleability files, grip, lack of panoramic photos "in the room"
Opinion:I have had it for more than two years now and I feel I can make a pretty precise judgment. The machine itself is very nice, really small and light, does not have much grip (however it is perfect with its additional ECG3 grip) and is customizable practically throughout (between keys and menus). The dimensions and weights with 3 fixed optics (12, 17 and 45) are embarrassing: it is practically in a small pouch! The settings are many and some are typical of machines of a much higher category. Some goodies like live composite, bulb and time are really unique, even if I don't use them. Coming from Fuji E2, another world! The AF S is great, always precise and fast, while the AF S and tracking are only façade, that is, they only work for people or things that move slowly. Very comfortable touch screen and tiltable. The viewfinder, despite being a bit small, is complete with all the info and very defined. Now to the files. The machine can be exploited up to 1600 iso in a sinful way, up to 3200 iso if in good light, over better not to go if you want quality. The colors and the balance of white are excellent in all situations, realistic and well calibrated, as are fuji ones. Good Olympus! The files it churns out are absolutely of excellent definition (even with non-PRO lenses) but they are certainly not among the most malleable. Difficult recoveries of the high lights, a little better the shadows, certainly those of E2 Fuji were more workable. For the development of ORFs, after several attempts with CR and Affinity, I prefer to use Olympus WorkSpace by exporting the tiff that I take back with Affinity or with PSE for jpg. It seems to me that Olympus WorkSpace develops files that are much cleaner, more incisive and more defined than CR. I have never tried Lightroom as, as a simple enthusiast, I do not consider the payment of subscriptions justified. The judgment on the machine is therefore very positive for amateur use and for its price range. If you want better results you have to go up in category, certainly with the new EM1mkiii (staying at Olympus house) or on high-end APS-C. With APS-C of the same range, however, the comparison is absolutely on par with regard to the machine and in favor of Oly for the system (lots of optics, excellent prices, weights and sizes).
Opinion:I am a professional photographer, after so many years of heavy equipment I no longer enjoy taking pictures, this machine, with its essentiality made me want to go back to shooting around, without a precise destination, just for the pleasure of shooting ... I had an OM5MKII and changed it to move to Fuji for professional reasons, today, with this machine I find the same pleasure of using Olympus tools and the M4F ...
Pros:Stabilization,very comfortable functions,very well-groomed construction,size and weight, very good image quality up 1600 iso
Cons:Small keys,a bit complicated menu,size (it's also a counter),suffers from 2000 iso and up
Opinion:I bought this model having found an excellent opportunity in kit with the 14-42 and the 40-150 as the second body to use for light travel, as I think have done in several,without expecting much as image yield and instead I have to say that it is wonderful and not little. I say that I normally use a Sigma dp 2 four,so I think I am very "demanding" and fussy in terms of color rendering, sharpness and IQ and this is my first m4/3, a format that has always attracted me but that for one reason or another I have never even tried.... and this first approach is very very positive also in terms of IQ as well as obviously portability. I think it's one of the ideal machines for doing street: perfect stabilization, high operational speed also has useful functions as well as fun functions such as live composite and livetime. In short, using it you have a lot of fun and you always take home good shots. I'm not a fan of the post so absurd recovery of shadows or extreme "malleability" of the file can not give me less but anyway the files that churn are also discreetly workable,as long as one knows how to shoot decently. The body is small and light and obviously the keys and grip are what they are but all things have the downside. I would say that paradoxically it is a machine suitable for both novices and the opposite for the smive and navigated photo-amateur. In my opinion for the vast majority of amateurs the m4/3 is more than fine (instead of inflating with FF or apsc you spend half and you have great photos). For everything else there is the Foveon and the middle-formed :) p.s. Made me want to take a G9 or an M1 mk II ... Sigh!
Pros:Stabilization! Compactness, materials, lightness, versatility, price value, speed to set parameters and customisation of keys.
Cons:Noise at ISO highs, from 2000 and up. Focus tracking and focus c.
Opinion:It took me a year to choose before I bought it. Chosen mirrorless instead of sLRs for size, chose olympus instead of fuji x stabilization. Fantastic materials, you feel you have a jewel in your hand, vintage charm but in step with the times. The only flaw the focus c and the tracking, did not meet my needs. At the high ISO a lot of noise. I didn't appreciate it until I changed my lens from kit 12 50, and I switched to a fixed, and to the pro series. Great for those who want to start, great for those who want to travel, if you take a 12 100 pro, you will not need more x travel. Great if you pair it with pro lenses, you save in the machine body but invest in good-crafted optics.
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.
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