The amazing Olympus O-MD E-M1 III | First hands on review | Jessops 

What about LCE?

I think both systems have some very strong plus points. Both cameras are quick and offer premium quality build, good displays in the EVF and screen. The auto focus is accurate and reliable on both as well. For me it would be a case of handling them. The deep grip on the Olympus is great for some but not others. I would then look at the features both systems offer and see which you think you would use. a 40 megapixel photo is great for architecture and landscapes but isn't going to be of much use when taking pictures of the kids on the beach. Likewise the film simulation mode in the Fujifilm is great if you don't shoot in RAW all the time. We have touch and try days in our stores if you would like to be able to get hands on with each before making a decision. Head over to our Facebook page where we have all the event dates listed ☺️

Same question. I make photos for industrial plants.

We used the Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro M.ZUIKO Digital ED. It's a great lens. Well worth a look.

Ian was using the Manfrotto 190 Go Carbon, this one had a Manfrotto fluid drag video head. Ian had forgotten his tripod so borrowed our videographers. It is a great lightweight but very robust tripod. It is also available in aluminium.

Hi Nick this was filmed in Bude and the beach is called Summerleaze. It is well worth a trip.

Olympus will never go FF. That's not in their DNA.

Panasonic can't sell a S1 to save their life lol. Too big for a mirrorless, shitty dfd as usual and boring like all Panasonic cameras...

an was using the Manfrotto 190 Go Carbon, this one had a Manfrotto fluid drag video head. Ian had forgotten his tripod so borrowed our videographers. It is a great lightweight but very robust tripod. It is also available in aluminium.

@@jessops Thanks very much !

its a CAMERA, not a video camera..... if you want 4k video, go buy a video camera.

I think you can do RAW video externally via an Atomos Ninja V now. I know it is extra weight and bulk but at least it's an option.

Jessops called in administrators in December last year, I suppose closing some stores and reducing costs makes them more viable. They're a business so gotta make profit.

But I don’t want those bigger bodies. I want a small, lightweight, durable body that basically fits in my pocket. That physical feature is actually worth something to me.

Erik Burman You think EM1/III is smaller & packetable? It is bigger and heavier than most of those bodies I mentioned. The sensor size is much much smaller and the AF system is not even comparable to those

Solar Body Cmon dude, lenses are three times the weight and size for those systems. And I don’t really want a bigger sensor, the image quality is absolutely fine for decent sized prints. And the smaller file sizes makes life easy in post too. Faster, more convenient. I use the “Live Time” function a lot, no other system has that mode as far as I know at least. I could be mistaken though.

Mr Tech And I guess the lenses are the same size as well...

Erik Burman If you are happy with it, that’s all that matters, cheers

Zardos Spinosa same with nikon and Sony too, soooo

Zack fair comment, Sony has a range of sensors and their 24mp FF is considered the sweet spot, haven't taken much notice of Nikon but they do have sensor choices which are already very good. Maybe the 20mp m4/3 sensor is as good as it gets and does represent the sweet spot for m4/3 cameras, but we would still like a new sensor