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.

First of all regarding the sellers: It is available through Deals Amazing and Tecki-Home. I initially purchased through Deals Amazing and they failed on their promise of delivering it. So I had to get the order cancelled after waiting for almost a week.

16.1-million-pixel, Four Thirds sensor ISO 100-25,600 (extended) 5-axis image stabilisation 8.5fps-burst shooting mode 2.36-million-dot EVF 3in, 1.04-million-dot LCD Full HD video recording Built-in Wi-Fi ￡550 (body only) It's hard to believe that Olympus's digital revival of its OM system hasn't...

Compact and well-built body; Effective image-stabilisation system; Large and detailed EVF

Noise and noise-reduction artefacts; Easy to knock command dials out of position; Mediocre kit-lens performance

My first impressions are very good indeed. The camera and lenses arrived the next day after ordering, extremely well packaged, no chance of being damaged in transit. UK digital included a 5-year warranty which seems to be fantastic, hopefully I won't need to put it to the test.

The OM-D E-M10 Mark II (E-M10 II in the following text) is the second generation of the Olympus entry level E-M system line. The first E-M10, introduced in January 2014, was a very small and compact camera with SLR design elements.

This camera is marketed as being for beginners to mirrorless/slr photography and I would certainly agree that it meets this. The quality, look and feel of the camera is exactly what you would expect from Olympus- outstanding.

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

I think this is a very nice camera and easy to handle.

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

Easy to use; Build quality; Screen size

Battery life

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.