OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

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I 100% agree with the MFT route! Cameras like the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV or Lumix GX85 are perfect for this use case. The bodies and lenses are super compact, so hindi nakakahiya o nakaka-intimidate ilabas for street photography. At the same time, you have the flexibility to swap to a telephoto

Hi everyone!

I'm looking to buy myself my first camera. Been taking photos of my travels with my phone last few years and now I feel like it's time for an upgrade. Now, as I'm a total beginner and just getting into the world of cameras I'm looking for some advice.. Based on my photos that I've atta

I just started in the last few weeks and have been bringing my camera with me on weekend explorations of the city. Watertowers and train tracks are always a tempting snap! I preferred this in monochrome to the colour version 📷 Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

Yeah, not much out there for you pal. I highly recommend you boost that budget up by a couple of 100s, otherwise you'll waste your money on something that just won't get you what you want/need. If you can stretch to $700 this is a pretty good deal on a body and lens combo Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV

I'm thinking of buying my first compact camera, I've been using Canon for years and I want something lighter (I currently have an EOS 250D).

I've been comparing features and prices and I think the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV and the Olympus Pen E-PL7 are the best suited to my needs.

I would like to

I got my BMPCC4k a year ago and i love it. I don't recommend it for handheld work, but you can complement it with much lighter options from Olympus / OM system and share glass. I recently got a (basically brand new) E-M10iv for under $400 on ebay and it is turning out to be the perfect companion. I

I just made the move to get a used em10 IV and 17mm 1.8. I think the combo ran me around $875. The 17mm has a focus clutch which should be great for street photography. There are a lot of great m43 lenses so I’m sure there’s something out there to fit your needs as you grow with the camera. Having s

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

I've just bought myself an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV with a couple of lenses bundled in - it seems like a decent enough choice for what I'll be using it for.

I might get some good pics but they'll surely be improved with a bit of post-processing. I'll put the time in to learn the software, and whi