Olympus OM-D E-M 20mp Ultimate Camera Comparison ep.284 

I just shared this over at our OM-D Education Group on Facebook. Great resource for those looking at a new body. Ty Rob! Great work as always.

This is cool mate. Thanks for your videos, informative and great guide for photographers of all levels.

Hi Rob, I recently bought an Olympus E-M1 Mki and some OM mount lenses. I decided to get into vintage lenses to add a different dimension to my photography. Many of your old videos on OM-D cameras were very helpful when I was setting up my camera. Also, your video on adapting vintage lenses was super valuable. Thank you for making these videos. BTW the videos still look great🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Nice video. I started with the EM10.2. Love it. I don't do any video so all those specs mean nothing to me. I took it on a trip to Istanbul last year with the 12-40 pro and lumix 20/1.7. It all fit into a small messenger I carried. The pro lens isn't the best ergonomic fit but it is a stunning lens. The 20mm pancake was fast and sharp. Great for street photography and some indoor photography in low light. I had Costco print a 20" x 30" print on the skyline that is hanging in my dining room. Wow! 16 MP. I bought the EM1.2 after that trip basically for the handling. It's so much easier to carry around by hand. I have the 40-150 kit living on my EM10.2 now which I take with me every time I walk the dog because I love to try to photograph birds. The 12-40 pro is what's on my EM1.2. I rarely, if ever, use all the special features of these cameras. I've yet to do a high res shot. I do hate the fully articulating screen on the EM1.2. I'm afraid it's going to break. I also have the 45/1.8 I use on my EM10.2 for grandson pictures. Fantastic. I'm not a pro and mainly post on social media. Thinking of getting the new 100-400 to use on my EM1. Maybe next year. I love the light weight and size of the Olympus line because most of my photography is when I'm out hiking or vacation. Enough rambling.

Great video, Rob! Thanks for the helpful comparison!

This is the exact question that I need help with. Thank you for making this video.

Best comparison I could ever find online Rob, thank you. In the end I went for E-P7 as it fits my needs the best.

The fully articulated back is not just a selfies or vlogging stuff, but a mighty creative tool for placing the camera at surprising angles, like in the old times the TLR's were for pets, babies and anything else at floor level, previously unpossible to do. But the fully articulating back of nowadays has upgraded this specific capability to new levels, literally 3D 360 angles. A dramatic upgrade, not just a cuantitative one, "in my opinion".

Wonderful video. You've helped a lot informing in such a clear and realistic way. Thank you for your insight. Take care out there.

Rob, an extremely practical and helpful video.

Great video! Perfect and very useful comparison, thank you.

Great video and sound advice as ever. You rock, Sir.

Happy New Year from New Zealand, Rob! Such a lot of good information packed in a video! I am a Lumix (GM5) user but I have always loved the form factor of the E-M5. It has everything plus the weather-sealing. I don't mind the plastic construction of the Mark III as cars have plenty of plastics too and they are put in harsher conditions. I know those are of a different grade but they are still polymers. Stay safe, mate!

Thorough review!! Brilliant thanks 🙏🏻

Great show Rob...I'm still discovering things about my EM10 mk ii !

Great video as always! Thanks a Lot!

Good summary of the differences between these cameras. I don't have an em10 mark iv, but they changed the grip on that camera. Some people, including Peter Forsgard, have said that this gives the camera an improved grip that makes the camera more comfortable to hold than say an em5 mark iii.

Happy 2022 Rob! Thanks for the excellent comparison video. Two additional 'upgrades' for the E-M1 Mklll and the E-M1X over the other models -- if I am not mistaken. Both of those two top tier models have an improved 'dust shaker' mechanism and both have a 400,000 cycle mechanical shutter. I believe the E-M1 Mkll has a 200 or 250,000 cycle shutter. These are not big issues, but are rarely noted improvements. I recently upgraded from my E-M1 Mkll to the M1X, and I am thrilled with it. Even the button design and dial action are improved -- and it fits my have like well worn glove, and I love shooting all day with one battery load. I've all but ditched my tripods. As you correctly pointed out, the only negative I can see in the lack of Starry AF -- sure hope OM Solutions adds it with a future firmware upgrade.

Amazing stuff Rob!

Rob you do such a good job of breaking down the differences and comparing the features. If I had the money, I'd send you one of each camera released this year, just so I could watch your reviews and comparisons. Let's both hope that I get rich some day so we can do that🤣🤣. Nice job my friend, stay safe.

Hello Rob, Jose from Puerto Rico. It's been a while since I posted any comment here, but I just wanted to let you know that I finally pulled the trigger and ordered a used OM-D EM mark II. I just ordered it today (December 26, 2020). After checking, it looked good for the price. 645 bucks on Ebay. After listening to you and other respectable RU-vidrs who actually use the camera, I decided. I'm not a pro just a serious amateur that loves photography. The feature set on the camera is still impressive and as you mentioned, the mark iii though has nice to have features, I can do without them by following your suggestions and tips. Once it arrives and I order a lens, I'll probably be sifting through all your past tutorials to get the most out of it. I have a special place in my heart for Olympus since I still own a OM-4t film camera I purchased in 1986.

Awesome. You answered my question. I’m looking to upgrade my E-M5 Mk1

As usual Rob a great, clear and succinct video. I am currently thinking of an upgrade to my em1 Mk 2 so your comparison to the mk3 was very useful. I think I will stick with the mk2 although the hand held hi-res mode is attractive. Thanks again for a very helpful explanation.

Excellent video. Thanks

Very good video Rob! I am not looking for a new camera, because I am still happy with my Pen F, but It is so interesting to listen to your informations & tipps. But the EM 1 Mk.III is so often on my mind and maybe my next upgrade...🤔

You've detailed a very concise overview of the differences and use case for each camera and recommendations, excellent video Rob.

Excellent comparison and overview of these cameras. I am moving from an original OM-D E-M1 to the E-M1mIII and the enhancements and improvements are amazing. Looking forward to trying the new features. Your videos are always helpful. Thanks. Perhaps one day there will be a Pen-FmII to add to the list :-)

Thanks Rob. I was interested in going from the EM1 MK2 to the MK3 (primarily for the starry sky feature). After watching your thoughts regarding upgrading, I think I will wait for a bit. I already have the tripod, the extra batteries, and the ND filter for the 12-100 Pro lens. So I should be good to go! (for now!)

Fantastic review. Currently looking at a used M1X $840 and a M1 Mark iii $823. I shoot primarily events and occasional elopements. For fun I shoot nature and wildlife. After this review definitely leaning toward the M1X.

Another great comparison.

Merry Christmas and happy New Year

Excellent overview. E-MX1 also has (1) higher viewfinder magnification (2) GPS recording (3) dual UHS-II card slots (vs one UHS-II on the E-M1) . I wonder what camera (upgrade) will come next year (as has been rumoured).

Well done, excellent, and timely comparison. Really helpful. Thanks. BTW--is a there a way to save all the settings in the EM5 III prior to doing a firmware update? Thanks again.

Thanks again for a wonderfully helpful and practical video. Unfortunately, you didn’t make my E-M5 III vs E-M1 II decision any easier. LoL.

I had the choice a little while back of acquiring the em1 mk2 for just over £1k from Olympus with a free 1.4 pro lens and was very tempted . At the same time, they were also offering an em10 mk2 for £350 with the R2 kit lens. Since I was looking for a light weight go everywhere camera, having found that carrying another camera that felt pain all day being carried around my neck (and it was not particularly heavy or so I thought when I bought it) , I wanted something for street , portrait and landscape and this fitted that requirement perfectly , doubling up for travel as well. As you may have guessed I Choose the em 10. I do not do pro work these days and there is always a trade off on whatever camera you choose . Whist the Sigma 1.4 lenses look great , I suspect they are a little too big for this model. So, I will look to add a 45 and 25 mm 1.8 . Why did I go with the older model . In a word value and realisability that had been proven to work . My other digital camera was only ten years old and produces excellent images , but it felt heavy and I wanted a model that was flexible and light . Working within the limitations of the chosen model it does not disappoint . And here is the essence of your video. Match the camera to your needs and not just for all things it could do, which you may never use or use infrequently. This was a great video and thank you for doing it. If I saw it two months ago I might have been tempted to chose the em1 mk2, but it would have resulted in neck ache in the long run, as I had always thought it to big and heavy. And yes, I bought in to Olympus when others may not considered it as there first choice because it ticked all the boxes . I had a long thought of going with the XT20, but the average size of their lenses (excellent as they are) but found most of them too big. It is knowing one’s own limitations as much as the camera . Thanks again for an insightful and well thought out explanation .

Thank you!

As the older E-M10 models also the Mark IV offers custom settings - available over the menu 1 - Reset/Myset! The E-M10 offers 90 degree flip screen from looking above!

Awesome recommendations. I don't have a 20MP M43 camera yet. Still using the E-M5 Mark ii which does what I need. If I were to upgrade I would probably go straight to the E-M1 mark iii because of the USB charging. Again it depends on the price difference between this and the E-M1 mark ii. The 2nd hand market prices are always changing. The E-M1 mark ii is still an excellent camera especially after the firmware updates.

Really good comparison Rob. It will be a great help to anyone buying an Olympus EM for the first time or upgrading to a higher spec model. Thanks a lot 👍

Great video as usual! One thing em1x do a better job than other camera is that you can assign custom mode to any of its functions buttons. It make switching between custom mode much faster and reliable(than turning the mode dial). It make instant switching between those advance modes (i.e. Pro. Cap, live nd,HHHR) possible.

Very useful video. Thank you. However how they compare vs Fujifilm XS10?

just bought em10 mk3s with kit/prime 45 and 3 batteries for price of a body. So far im exited!

Thanks for another killer video Rob 👍 I'd used and loved my e-m1 mkii for about a year and a half when the mk iii came out, and if they'd implemented new sensor technology I would have bought one, but...hmmm... You mentioned the autofocus has been improved, and I know it's subjective, but would you say there's a blg difference (yeah, it's subjective 😅 )

Hi Rob, enjoyed your review on the OM cameras Should I upgrade my OM-D 10 Mkiii to the 20mp OM-D 10 MK iv I like the flip down screen. Gerry

great video, thanks. When you comparing m1ii vs m1 iii and you show batteries tripod and filter it seems as a better choice, but think about carrying all those plus lenses... You are paying for convinience + abilities also

From the current lineup, I would choose M5 III because of size/price/capabilities balance. With the M1 series (combined with the better lenses in order to get the most of it), one gets into size/price where other brands offer cameras with significantly better IQ. So, my logic is, get the most capable small one and use it with the smaller lenses, like the 12/2, 17/1.8, 25/1.8 and 45/1.8 and even 75/1.8. These are still very capable, I had them all on my M1 II. But If bigger is needed, just go full frame.

Top video Rob. You are spot on about the E-M1 ii over the E-M5 iii. What was Olympus thinking releasing this camera and the E-M1 iii. The E-M1 iii is definitely worthwhile. The M5 iii is a waste of resources.

I have the E-M1 mk2...but I just picked up a E-M1x. I wanted that bird detection autofocus...plus I got a deal on the camera ($1,450). The lens I use the most is the 300mm F/4 pro...and most often with a teleconverter! So, even with the EM1 mk2, I had the battery grip to better balance the camera rig. But, a disadvantage for the Oly battery grips is that one battery stays in the camera and is not as easily accessed...you have to take the grip off to get at it. With the E-M1x, both batteries are easy to get at. And the sealing is bound to be better than between a grip and the camera on the Mk 2 and 3...or the Mk 1 for that matter. With your price comparison between the EM1 Mk 2 vs Mk 3, if you are getting batteries and a tripod and filters with both...then you should ask yourself whether the Mk 3 is $500 better than the Mk 2. I decided it wasn't. But when the bird detection showed up for the EM1x...and I got a great price...less than that for a Mk 3 plus battery grip, well....couldn't resist.

Great video

Hi Rob! Excellent Comparison! Only thing I don't like that much on the e-m1 models is the less tactile shutter release button. I was struggling with the half press a lot when testing one. Originally wanted to upgrade from the e-m5 II but now thinking of switching to an e-m5 III + grip because of that. Do you know if you are able to have different settings for the grip dial and the front dial of the camera on the e-m5 III? On the e-m5 II it's not possible sadly.

A nice comparison The things that sold the EM1.3 to me over the EM1.2 were My Menu, Joy Stick, Dedicated ISO button & improved IBIS. The other modes may be nice but I doubt I will use them for what I do. I am also starting to try the focus stacking and not sure if the mark 2 has 8 or 15 shots to stack. I wish they made the settings backup to a SD card instead of a phone for the Mark 3

Very good comparison & recommendation! So you made much good advices over the time. I have one for you: The best travel tripod I know. It is the TINK TEEK WING. Pros are stable, well processed, solid, well thought through, lightweight, small... Cons: about 1,34 meters height, in some cases it's a little bit tricky to handle in floor positions. I own it since black friday from Amazon - being very satisfied. It is a great Price-performance ratio. Kind regards, Chris

Great video. Is there any olympus camera that doesn't have the 30minute recording limit?

I like using old lens and it’s just something about OMD m43. IDK if it’s the sensor size or the IS. Recently I picked up a Nikon 2.8 180mm ED prime manual lens with excellent optics/mechanics for well under $200. I’m speechless how good the lens is. It’s a little on the heavy side but worth it. Even works great on my em5 mk1 thats my beater and starting to get tired.

Dear Rob. Thanks for all the videos. I have really enjoyed your videos on EM10 mk2. I have the 25mm f1.8 on it. I am looking to invest in a good zoom and one more prime. I am thinking about the 12 to 40 and 40 to 150 pro. I am looking at an EM1 MK2. Fits my budget. How would it be for the next five years? Can i expect a newer body from Olympus in the next fove years? Is it wise to invest in the system if no newer bodies are going to be released by Oly? I love the form factor of the whole kit. I also need the camera to do well in most day to day scenario. Especially, nailing shots of my 15 month old running around. Will appreciate your input. Thanks.

I’ve had a few myself , you mention the 10mk ii you used for professional work. It is a very underrated camera , so was the 5 mk 1 , I upgraded to the 1 mk 1 the mk ii I love them all , however one point I will make if anyone is reading is TRAVEL .. it’s a lot to carry when you get into the PRO lenses . And in all honesty as nice as they are REAL world Printed A3 I struggle to see the benefits from a kit lens . All the Olympus lenses are great , ( sure pixel peep on a computer screen you will …So Travel is why I would buy a 10 mk iV over the rest . And why I sold my 1 mk ii ….your videos are very detailed and informative, great job

I have the em1x I'm thinking of getting the em1 markii for a light setup Is the stary eye worth it Em10 and em5 batteries are too small

I went with the em1 mark ii- upgrading from the panasonic g5, hopefully it will work well for me despite being an older camera. (was cheaper than the em5 iii and the em1 iii was too expensive for me)

For moonlight lowlight photography?

I went with the E-M5 MarkIII. Big problem as the body is under engineered. Many of these bodies have broken at the tripod socket screw area. They fixed it with the E-M10. I broke my E-M5 body and still waiting for OM Systems to help me.

Hi Robin, thanks for another great video. I've just upgraded my Panasonic Fz330 24-600 zoom for the OM-D e-m1 mark ii with 12-40 and 40-150 pro's in a Good Friday deal. I was considering the E-M5 Mark III but I have massive hands and am used to zooming and your comments re price/handling made previously helped me to take the leap. I like a compact system so M43 was as far as I wanted to go. First impressions... It is as comfortable to hold and has a menu system that isn't as bad as feared. I'm getting a lot of overexposed shots (I shoot outdoors on the moors in UK with high contrast scenes between rocky tors and skies). I've used your settings re exposure etc but many are too bright even though I wind back all the highlight warnings. I also shoot jpeg. Is it worth adjusting the tone curves? I might get the 1.4 converter at some time as I do some wildlife and the occasional airshow. Bob

one 20mp camera. The PenF. I regret selling because of this pandemic. Thou not an OMD lineup. She was beautiful

Right now, for me... 1) E-M5 III or 2) E-M1 III. I like the 5 as it's not much larger than a 10, is weather sealed, and has capability for some action shooting via PDAF. I like the 1 for handheld high res shooting, more rugged build and even better low light capability, as good as that gets in the m43 dept anyhow.

Hi Rob, rational, common sense advice as usual. I have the EM10 mk 2 and it became clear that the EM5 mk 3 was a logical upgrade. I was keenly looking for a deal when a recent sale price came up on the OMD 1 mk 3 put it within $250 of the EM5 3. It’s constantly touted as a pro camera and I get that but $250 for what looks like a massive upgrade was hard to pass up. Haven’t received it and can return it. is the additional weight and size a make or break for travel photography? Your thoughts please. Thank you!

Thanks for this useful video! Do You think Is it worth to upgrade an em5 MkII to a used Mk III to with a good price?

Question: Someone did a really good comparison between the Olympus High Rez mode vs Topaz hi-rez software. The results were very similar with a slight preference to Topaz. But what I'm really interested in is the result of using the Topaz hi-rez on an Olympus captured High Rez shot. In theory the Olympus High Rez is from actual data, so it should stand up to further processing with Topaz. Am I right? Knowing the results would help me decide between continuing on with Olympus 20mp bodies, vs an expensive upgrade to a 40 or 45 mpx full frame.

Can the em10 mark 2/3/4 use external mic input if L-bracket attached?

Hi Rob, I already own an EM10 Mark II and am thinking of upgrading. I do street photography and portraits of family and friends.... but I want to take some more serious photos and probably work as a photographer besides my main job. I am wavering between the EM1 Mark III and the EM5 Mark III. On the one hand, the EM1 Mark III offers even more professional features, on the other hand, I like the look of the EM5 Mark III !!! It is very difficult for me to make a decision. Or should I wait a bit longer, maybe OMDS will launch a new camera in 2022! What do you think Rob?

I purchased an om-d 10 mII in March and just got the new 100-400 lens. I'm hoping for Xmas to trade the OM-D 10 body For a new E1 MII body. I'm assuming I can use the same kit lens from my Om 10.

Hi great videos Have a PEN Lite E -PL5 since 2014 what do recommend as upgrade Can get em1 mk11 £50.00 cheaper than em5 mk111 can’t decide Will be used by enthusiast

The flip screen on my em5 mark 2 fell off. The screws got loose. There is one wire connecting it to the camera. When I turn on the camera, no image on the creed.I can take photos using the eye viewer. Do I have to send to Olympus to fix? Or can local camera repairmen do the job?

Hi Rob, I follow you on youtube and love your output. I wanted to pick your brains. I am an enthusiastic landscape photographer hobbyist and have a Nikon d800e with 3 lenses, all of which are quite heavy to lug up mountains when I'm hiking. So I'm considering changing to mft and am unsure of the benefits of the Olympus om-d e-m1 over the e-m5. Any advice?

Hello i'm french. I come from Canon (650d) and im so lost in the settings. The photos that i've taken are not good quality (not blurr but in a poor quality. Ive tried to calibrate it with yours settings but... Ive taken the photos with the 14-42. Help me.. 😢

As usual: 👍👍👍 🙏

Hi Rob, thanks for your review and opinion. I have one question : what do you think about the Olympus future? I mean that actually Olympus camera is became OM System, soon the new factory will announcevthe new camera OM 5, but the true is that we have a very old sensor (20mb) maybe in a new body with some new features, but for my opinion nothing new compare with The older models. Thanks in Advance for the answer. Roby from Italy ( I have a old omd 10 mark II 😅🙋🏽‍♂️)

Out of them all, I feel the E-M5 III is the most balanced camera, especially for enthusiasts. It has all the traits of a true M43 camera in that it is small and portable yet powerful. Unfortunately I can't bring myself to buy one because it is not a big enough upgrade to my existing camera, the Lumix GX80. If Olympus would price the E-M5 III as they do the E-M10 IV, then I would be tempted. I feel this is the problem with slowing camera sales these days, the new features are no longer leaps, more like small steps. The prices are still high though. The E-M10 IV is much too high for what it is when compared to the competition. It has no new features either. They even took away features like the custom sets! Crippling models to fit the line up is not the way to go. I hope JIP will reverse this and add custom sets to the E-M10 IV firmware for example.

I have m1 mark II and fort travel, m10 markIV. For traveling. I use m10 and 12-40mm f2, 8; 40- 150 with 1, 4 ggr and a primerns, panasonic 25mm F1,7. In a6l shoulderbag. Weigt 1,9 kg. I travel in Chile under 3 month and not have problem and miss snytning with this genar.

After having watched this video, and being unable to afford the new OM1, I purchased a new E OMD Mk IV. I was very surprised, see below, that the camera did not ship with a dedicated charger- more on that below. I have posted my questions on Rob's site, however many may take the view that the questions/issues raised should be posted on a more global generic type OMD/OMS site, if so , could they please provide the relevant link/s? The camera only shipped with the most basic of manuals, only 3/4 pages or so advising of the SD card to use and the battery, which quite annoyingly is not the same as the batteries used in my 2 Pen Fs, on the + was the fact that the battery was fully charged and still has some charge remaining after a good deal of use. How do you charge the battery ? In camera I assume. Given the provision of 2 power cords, I simply joined them and plugged the end with the power prongs into the wall. However, after leaving the battery ( so I thought) charging for some 4 hours, when inspected, there was no increase in the charge level. My notebook is quite old, but has a fast SSD hard drive and 32mg of memory. It is not possible to upgrade the USB ports to USB C ports or a more modern USB than shipped with the camera. Can the wise advise how I can charge the sole battery I have? Shortly, the camera will not be operating at all !!! So far as the manual is concerned, will search the net and it may well be that the manual is available online at OMS Australia/Oceana? I spent an afternoon playing around with the Menu system, which was , at a basic level, similar to that of my Pen F's. However, given my default method of shooting is in Aperture priority, this was going along well enough, until I must have activated some bizarre combination of buttons. The end result is that I cannot take an image in A, without the camera spending a further 20 seconds or so, very deliberately using the noise reduction system! Have never seen this before. Went into the Menu and, so far as I could tell, removed all actions which may have enabled the noise reduction - taking 20-30 seconds after each shot- to finish. All that was left was a totally bland/bright white file which was deleted. Can anyone please tell me how to deactivate the bizarre combination of buttons I have inadvertently activated to have this mega noise reduction process take over the camera ??? When purchasing the camera, I also purchased one of the latest Sony SD 64 gb "" speed demon cards"- not at all cheap, but the camera can read to them so quickly. This OMD takes a burst of images far more quickly than my Pen F's. All my Pen Fs have been set to take all 3 types of images at once. The simple reason is that, while I do not presently have L.R. , C1 etc., I may in the future, and so wanted to capture RAW files, as well as in the Pen F ,in particular, the SF jpgs. This selection has caused the Pen Fs to have an unbelievably slow burst rate, and spend some time reading to the SD cards ( Scandisk 170 gb). The OMD Mk IV is an absolute speed demon by comparison. I look forward to any answers and , as outlined above , referrals to more appropriate sites. Also, I have no doubt that Rob has created detailed videos on how to set up this camera. I have done some basics, going on the great Pen F series he put out some time ago. Could anyone who may know, just advise of the YT video number/s and I will look them up. I have Zoom work commitments for the next working day and will then head to the net to undertake these searches myself. Thanks in advance to all those who have read this long winded post, and of course to those who have responded.

Is there a newer version of the recommendations for 2023-2024?

Where is the lens list you show? Thank you.

Hey Rob can you do a video S1 vs M43 with DXO PhotoLab 4?

Some people prefer the 16mp to 20mp image,s, any feedback on that Rob? Maybe the later image processor? I can,t compare, have the EM1 and PEN EPL5, both 16MP.

Do you think an update of em1 mark2 is coming in 2021?

I know this is an old video but, is anyone else bummed out that regular 4/3 lens work only in manual focus mode. WTF is up with that? I started with the 510 and bought many lens. (Yes I'm a lens horder) Then updated to the OMD m2 which uses the 4/3 lens perfectly with the adapter. (nearly went broke buying adapters for all the lenses) Now I notice that the mk4 won't autofocus with them. Can anyone show me otherwise?

Not long brought Em1x, As I always buy the extra grips with camera, the built in on 1x with the weather sealing and now the bird detection, plus the olympus black friday offers, it was my up grade and retirement camera. Also the 300mm f4 lens.

Is there a way to speak to you directly?

The difference is a lot, 16 mb to 20 mb, can you tell me?

Fantastic video, sunday ma oly em 10 mii is dead, i have a big problem to is 1 stabilizazion and the camera does not scwitch on…so now i have to buy a new camera….i have 5 battery…one original and 4 not….and i am looking to em 10 mark IV on italian Amazon at 639 euro, em 5 miii at 969 euro with 45 mm, or em 1 m iii at 1389 euro….bit i will loose batteries that i have….all news…. Your video will me Help me…all camera hai pro and contro…The first 2 are small…maybe too small….The last expensive….i have to think

It also offers faster autofocus on the Mkiii over the mkii. It seems quicker

Dang...EM-1 MKII or go full out with the MKIII ...decisions decisions....

Isnt Olympus getting out of the camera market?

sensor is not the same in 10m4 as at flagship cameras. 20.3MP vs 20.4MP