OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

If you’re ready to move beyond smartphone photography and take more control over your images, a mirrorless camera is the best place to start. These cameras offer outstanding image quality, fast performance, and more creative flexibility in a compact, travel-friendly design.

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It's kind of a myth. I just upgraded from the E-M10ii to the Mark iv, and the only feature missing is MySets, which I never used. They also took away the ability to customize a couple of the buttons, but they added more functionality to the d-pad. The d-pad now behaves very similarly to the one on t

I left M43 & want to come back. Looking at these 2 cameras. If I bought the GX-85 @ Best Buy I would get 2 year Insurance included since I’m Total Tech. If I bought the Olympus I would buy @ B&H Photo. Main focus is from a photography stand point and not so much video, but 4k on both gets me excited

Hi! Thanks for the reply!When I look at some of my gx85 images I'm not particularly happy with the SOOC JPG colors. Others have said olympus has better JPG processing and I'm currently trying to find some comparisons right now haha. The extra 4mp in theory should allow me to crop a bit more and i li

Don't have it but my understanding is the main complaint is the OM-1 got a new updated menu system. Then later when the OM-5 came out, it retained the old "Olympus" menu system, essentially giving you a warmed over E-M5.3 with a new name. So if you are OK with the menu on the EM10iv then you will be

Minus the viewfinder, the Olympus E-P7 kinda fits the bill. With the viewfinder, Olympus E-M10 IV. Both great cameras, IMO better controls than old manual film cameras. None of the cameras you have in this photo are pocketable. The lens element always protrudes too much. Only something like the Rico

The 15mm Leica will be annoyingly large on the EM10iv. It has an aperture ring that only works on Lumix bodies. I have the 17mm 1.8 and it's ok, I would also look at the Olympus 12mm f2 which has been sold at a discount quite frequently and has IQ comparable to the PL 15mm. Or the 20mm F1.4 Olympus

See if you can get your hands on it to try out the size. I had the E-M10 1, 2 and 3. The biggest difference to me was the grip. It's bigger, but I'm my bag, it's no real difference to me. Around my neck, it didn't really feel the difference either. I don't know how weight/size constrained you are th

The TG7 is a great camera on the budget. If you want to go a next level up (full manual controls) yet still keep a compact size, consider the OIympus OM-D-E-M10. https://www.backscatter.com/Backscatter-Olympus-OM-D-E-M10-IV-Underwater-Octo-Housing-UH-EM10IV

Exactly. I am thinking of getting a OMD EM10 iv and Sigma contemporary 150-600 and Oly 12-200. I like the EM10 for built in flash, mark iv is 20 megapixel, and I got all the reach and range 24-1200mm in a affordable setup. Views? Thought?