Had it about a month now and are really happy! Think it takes great pictures and good movies. Image Stabilizer really do their job when it comes to the movie! Good sized camera, it goes down in a jacket pocket so it brings out compared to a larger SLR.

Like most people, I built up the basic Canon EOS 35mm film package back when I first got married and started a family. I did not justify purchasing the Pro series lens back then, so I opted for the gold line EF series with ultrasonic motors. Basic coverage, I got 3 lens.

The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II is the update to the OM-D E-M10 (Mark I) , and sees the camera get a refreshed design, along with a number of other updates, including a larger 2.36million dot EVF, 5-axis image stabilisation, increased continuous shooting speed of 8.5fps, improved video and more.

Full metal body; Built in Wi-Fi; 2 year warranty; High resolution electronic viewfinder; Excellent design and improved handling; Full range of video frame rate options; 5-axis image stabilisation - excellent for stills and video; Dual-axis electronic level; Live time / Live composite modes; 8.2fps...

Short battery life on default settings; Menu system could be improved; No auto panoramic stitching built in; Pancake zoom lens image quality a little disappointing; Shutter shock at some shutter speeds

The Olympus OM-D E-M10 II is the latest model in Olympus's OM-D series of compact system cameras. The mid-range, all-metal E-M10 II has a 5-axis image stabilisation system, 16-megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor, Supersonic Wave Filter anti-dust technology, 4K time-lapse movie mode and the TruePic...

My favourite walkabout camera. It's well-built and light but has a reasonable 'heft'. Great functionality, but you have to get used to the Olympus menu system. I generally use it with an Olympus 17mm 1.8 lens.

I was looking for a camera that would perform better than my Nikon D7100. This is the camera. Recently I bought a Nikon Reflex-Nikkor 1000mm 1:11 lens. This lens hasn't been updated since 1976 and hasn't been made since 2005 so no auto-focus, VR, or anything modern.

Small, fast, easy to use and takes a great photo :-)

Easy to use; Build quality; Screen size

Battery life

Very nice and tight fitting case. Love the retto look of the case.

Overall this camera is an excellent value, providing great image quality and a whole host of features while remaining in a small form factor. Low-light performance can be very good with fast prime lenses due to the 5-axis image stabilization (the low-light performance will actually out-perform APS-C...

5-axis image stabilization - Nice EVF - Great build quality and ergonomics while remaining lightweight - Very good IQ with plenty of dynamic range and resolution for my needs - Good lens selection with plenty of small affordable primes available - Touch screen

- No weather sealing - Difficult to achieve good subject isolation with 50mm-equivalent lenses due to micro four-thirds sensor

Image quality with ease of use, even with the auto and scn modes; Once I get used to the advanced settings I expect the pictures will be even better

Lenses are expensive