Olympus OM-D E-M5
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 is a revolutionary lens. It provides excellent light and a compact body. The Electronic View Finder is perfect for checking balance and exposure levels. When shooting, one can take truly unique images and preserve it in exceptional quality. Your entire world can be transformed with exceptional photos.
The OM-D has a lot to offer and is an excellent option for individuals who want to share and create.
The OM-D's new electronic viewfinder (EVF), is perfect for people who want to control image creation. It features a 1.44-million dot LCD. The EVF is perfect for enlarging the focus point during any shooting situation.
An added advantage is that the Olympus OM-D E-M5 comes with dust proof technology. Several seals protect the camera from water, sand, dust, and rain. On top of that protection is extended to the M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-50mm F3.5-6.3 EZ lens.
Many Micro Four Thirds lenses come with the most advanced optical designs and take advantage of the sensor's capabilities. This new technology will provide high quality images like never seen before.
The TruePic VI image processor provides excellent colour fidelity and excellent performance required for continuous still shooting. The optimal balance of these factors provides the sensitivity, high resolution and color accuracy needed to take in the world around you.
The E-M5 also features the first 5-axis image stabilization system. This works well with rotational and horizontal camera shake. It is part of the body and helps to ensure stabilization with all lenses.
An added feature is the AF system. It is faster than before. With new 3D Tracking AF, which is perfect for any moment. Plus, there is a high-sensitivity image sensor that delivers superior AF performance in all types of lighting. The lens also offers 9 fps high-speed Sequential Shooting. Enjoy the 16-megapixel Live MOS image sensor's high-speed read-out performance.
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 is perfect for taking high resolution images and professional quality photos. This is one lens that is well worth the price. Plus, it is durable and well built. The numerous features of the Olympus OM-D E-M5 work to enhance image quality and deliver professional grade photos.
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Unbelievable package
57 year old enthusiast. Have owned a massive 6 lb SLR with a 35-105 Zoom that was so heavy it took the fun out of photography. Moved to 35mm point and shoots and loved it. Got into digital with the original Sony Mavica (media was small 1.4mb floppies - good for 20 pics!).- Size
- Weight
- Build
- Features
- Appearance
- Weather sealed
- Flexibility
- Customizability
- Adapters
- Fantastic pictures
- Small with great viewfinder
- Art filters
- Good software
- Solid construction
- Included flash
- no built in flash
- Complex if you want to do more than just use Auto
Olympus OM-D EM-5
One of the best compact system cameras to date, but there are some weaker areas that we'd struggle to accept at this price
Olympus OM-D EM-5 review
Olympus and Panasonic jointly developed the Micro Four Thirds system that kick-started the compact system camera (CSC) movement, but Olympus's early PEN cameras were overshadowed by the sprightlier performance of Panasonic's G series and, later, the higher image quality of Sony's NEX range.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 review
The latest micro four-thirds camera from Olympus is clearly designed to appeal to all those hoary, wisened photographers who long for the good ol' days. Olympus' new digital OM series is modeled after the company's original, beloved OM film cameras from the 1970s.- Compact, relatively light magnesium body
- Both the body and the 12-50mm kit lens are weather-sealed
- Fun, creative art filters for in-camera experimentation
- A wide array of available lenses.
- No built-in pop-up flash
- Can't change exposure settings while shooting video
- Shallow eye cup diminishes the EVF's effectiveness in bright outdoor situations
Olympus has delivered a fantastic camera, which, along with its premium CSC cohorts, has the potential to be a game-changer, stealing focus from certain areas of the DSLR market. There's a lot to love about the OM-D, especially the great image quality and its retro appeal - it will be interesting to...
The OM-D is considered a second generation of Micro 4/3 cameras and this one is a game changer in my opinion. They really set the bar high with this model and hit the right spots. Aside from its retro-cool looks, Olympus packed some really good technology that makes this a very compelling choice.
Olympus OM-D E-M5
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 is the flagship mirrorless camera from Olympus. It is an advanced model that delivers a professional feature set in a relatively compact weather-sealed body.- Excellent image quality
- Very good metering
- Reliable Automatic White-Balance
- Superb built-in stabilization
- Virtually no shutter-lag
- Fast contrast-detect AF
- Good shot-to-shot speed
- Very responsive
- Excellent automatic Manual Focus Assist
- Unique Live-Bulb mode
- Highly customizable interface,...
- Poor color accuracy
- Low-contrast EVF
- Not always Exposure-Priority and frequently wrong Live-Histogram
- Modal Exposure-Compensation
- Some tiny buttons
- Uncomfortable eyelets
- Poorly placed tripod mount
- Low battery life
- Rear control-dial uncomfortably high
Amazing
If you're hardcore, there's not enough lenses out yet. Best thing to drop in cameras in the 21St century.- Really compact compared to regular DSLR's
- Shoots amazing high quality photos
- Built in art effects make capturing unique photos really simple
- Everything feels (and is) high quality and very durable
- LCD screen is easy to use and articulation is a big help.
- No wifi transfer to computer or GPS locating where photo was taken
- Not even sure if any cameras have these options, but I want them
Olympus OM-D review
Cameras with a retro look and feel are big business right now, a trend Olympus arguably started with its original E-P1 Compact System Camera (CSC) from 2009, which harked back to its maker's ‘Pen' camera range of the 1950s/60s.- Solid build and retro style
- Angle-adjustable OLED
- Integral viewfinder
- Backplate buttons are tiny
So much power in such a small package
Shooting at high ISO no problem - toy like size but very powerful. Sold my bulky Canon system and bought something as powerful and now portable. Street shots a pleasure. Expensive though.- Durable
- Almost Too Small Buttons
