Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Micro Four Thirds System Camera
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Micro Four Thirds System Camera, 20 MP sensor, 5-axis image stabilizer, selfie LCD screen, electronic viewfinder, 4K video, powerful AF, Wi-Fi, black
M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-45mm F4 PRO
| Weight: | 620 Grams |
| Dimensions: | 49 x 122 x 84 millimetres |
| Brand: | Olympus |
| Model: | V207130BE000 |
| Part: | E-M10IV Body black |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Dimensions: | 49 x 122 x 84 millimetres |
Corpo macchina non ingombrante e nonostante in plastica molto ben costruito e si nota anche robustezza dei materiali. Tantissime funzioni per chi ha gi esperienza nelle modalit manuali e per chi alle prime esperienze con la fotografia ma cerca qualcosa di evoluto. Velocit messa fuoco e stabilizzazione immagine ottima, anche i video grazie al sistema 5 assi di Olympus. Scelta delle ottiche micro 4/3 molto varia.
Reviewing after one year.
This would be the best m4/3 camera on market. Pros: easy to use, compact, retro look and more. Cons: Within an year the dail on thumb got damaged and i think its common with these models and got a replacement unit from amazon near on dec last year. No swivel screen, the flip down screen is not so good and sometimes conflict with the after market grip case. No usb c for input with is a let down. Flash up lever difficult to pull and a stupid location.
My next upgarde would be omd em1. I use a Chinese 50mm f1.2 which is absolutely fantastic with this model.
Che dire, mi sono innamorato fin da subito di questo piccolo gioiello di tecnologia.
Ha tantissime funzioni in un corpo compattissimo e con gli obiettivi giusti regala tante soddisfazioni. Molti criticano il m 4/3. Io lo trovo assolutamente divino. il giusto compromesso per chi vuole fare foto senza portarsi dietro l’ingombro e il peso di una reflex o anche di una mirrorless non micro 4/3.
Leichte, kleine Kamera, fr viele Gelegenheiten.
The auto focus is quite good for stationary subjects.
However autofocus for moving subjects though is not that great.
However if you are a pixel peeper and require very good low light performance, stay away from it.
At the end of the day it all depends on the price at which you get it. If you get a good deal on it like the one I got, I’ll say go for it.
A big step up from my previous E-PL1 and I’m loving it.
Love the size and the fact that I can use my old lenses.
Super quick to focus and tack sharp.
With one of the f1.8 prime lenses on board, it’s capable of some stunning quality.
La calidad de la imagen est bien (20 Mpix) en los que a isos bajos no se aprecia apenas ruido (aunque, obviamente, no es un sensor de tamao paso universal). Colorimetra de los jpgs es buena y disparando en raw se obtiene un margen dinmico ms que aceptable.
Visor y pantalla trasera son claros y con buen contraste y color. El autofoco mejora el de la PEN F, que conozco, y el sistema de estabilizacin (legendario en Olympus) una maravilla.
Por supuesto, se trata de una cmara de entrada al sistema m43, pero si buscas ir ligero y con un tamao ajustado, esta cmara es digna de que la mires con detenimiento.
For my needs the dumbed down menus are perfect as I used them once to set the camera up how I wanted and will probably never use them again which is great because Olympus’ menu system is not know for being easy to learn and navigate.
The AP setting on the mode dial is also a great idea as it allows me to use some of Olympus’ more advanced features like live composite without having to dive into the menus. I used this for a firework display recently and it made it easy to capture the light trails from the fireworks – see attached photos.
The built in image stabilisation also works well and I’ve been able to take photos in low light without pushing the iso too high.
Image quality is also good and seems to be on par with all the other 20Mp m4/3rds cameras including the more expensive high end models. JPEGs are nice straight out of the camera but I tend to shoot raw which allows me to get the best out of the m43 sensor using dxo photolab 4 (tip: deep prime noise processing in that software can hold on to a lot of details while cleaning noise when you do need to use iso settings of 3200 or greater)
It is a great little camera body with easy to use menus and controls, very good image quality and lots of advanced features. It’s in my camera bag when I travel or go out on a day’s shooting as a backup to my main camera and it goes out with me when I don’t want to lug a lot of gear around if I’m going to an event or a family gathering or what have you. Paired up with a nice bright prime lens it’s great for indoor or low light photography, and with a kit lens or a macro it’s perfect to carry with me when out shooting wildlife where it gets used to shoot everything I can’t do with the main camera.
Bought as a back up camera also for macro and street photography. Still practicing but looking good
Used to have an OM10 years ago and the style of the OM-D just appealed. Reports praised it and it seemed to more than fulfill what I need for general snaps but also gave me all the creativity I am likely to need or use in the future, perhaps more than enough.
Coupled with the Olympus f4 12-100 Pro lens, I have a system that not many years ago would have been considered semi-pro.
Since also purchased the dedicated flashlight so now have the full kit. Pictures are great and we cannot fault them, excellent kit and I am extremely pleased.
The newer mark4 has a 20mpixel sensor replacing the mark 2’s 16mpixel.
The upgrade gives impressive results, I was not dissapointed.
However the mark4’s menus and options are now simplified; omitting some useful functions. Customisation of controls has been severely minimised and the saving of mysets (favourite camera settings),completely removed. Deletion preferences /instant/yes or no .. are no longer available.
All in all the customisation and other functions were too much to lose so I returned the mark 4 camera and bought the Olympus EM5 mark3; which had all the missing functions plus a 20mpixel sensor, albeit more expensive.
The return experience was faultless and a great asset for future purchases.