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The shutter mechanism, meanwhile, allows a maximum shutter speed of 1/4000th of a second, in contrast to the 1/8000 sec offered by Olympus's most recent models, the E-P5 and E-M1.
The E-M10 is an awesome little camera that offers the same image quality as the E-M1, but in a much smaller (but high quality) and more affordable package.
It’s capable of understanding faces across a good range of angles, from front-on to near-profile, and at a good range of distances.
For situations where silence is paramount, the silent mode disables shutter release and operation sounds. Please put a small comparison or remark on the ability of the 12-42 power zoom as many will start by getting this in the kit, before they can afford the pro! Reproduction in whole or part in any form or medium without specific written permission is prohibited.This is as it should be so you can just turn the barrel to open the lens without having to precisely place your fingers on the release button. It's a little thing (to the point that you don't necessarily notice it happening), but it helps provide a more OVF-like experience. Share lets you take control of your camera remotely as well as instantly import your recorded photos and videos to your smartphone for sharing on social media. The Olympus E-M10 Mark IV boasts a classic Olympus body design that is now lighter than ever before.
Additionally, the camera's battery can be conveniently charged via USB, even while you're on the move.Coming from a pana Gx1 with a few primes pana 20 mm / 25mm and the pana 35/100 I bought the OM10 and the 12-40…so far so good but it’s worth mention a few things…the built in Flash and the 12-40 is a no go Olympus placed the flash too low and there is no option to tilt it either 99% of the pictures I take with built in Flash will show the lens big shadow ruining the image leaving you to crop out part of it …that is to me a a big oversight on Olympus part I do not like to use flash a lot but when I do I expect to be able to make full use of it, I like the lens even tought it is on the heavier side the 35/100 attached is much lighter and easier to handle while giving superb pictures with the camera and no Issues with the built in flash image quality of the 12-40 is comparable to the 12-35 – 35/100 wich is nice the OMD10 has quite a few annoyances however there is no option to do movie recording using the ios or android app the rear screen stays on when wifi connected with no option to disable or turn off or swith to viefinder only …the picture transferred to the camera are smaller in size and take too long to transfer and can only be xfer one by one …battery life is mediocre even with all bell and whistle disabled to save power and I can easily drain 2 batteries faster than with gx1 (and this is withouth usinf wifi and using lilltle viefinder time. It also has video on par with the other Olympus bodies (which I enjoy and have used for personal projects on many occasions).
The body is well-designed and light-weight – the slightly retro look and the small form factor are perfect for street shooting, not intimidating the subjects and giving off a touristy-hipstery vibe. Yeah, I know the XE-1 is not Fuji’s best effort, but if you don’t mind a leisurely photo routine it can provide outstanding images. The Olympus OM-D E-M10 is the third camera in the company's OM-D range and represents another tier in the lineup - sitting below the E-M5 and the even more expensive E-M1. The Zoom, as mentioned, is a tad large with the E-M10 but if you add the E-M10 grip, it will not be an issue. I’d still happily shoot at up to ISO 6400 if necessary, but would avoid the extended higher settings if possible.
It uses the same 16 megapixel Four Thirds sensor as the E-M5, though doesn't offer that camera's weatherproofing. Well…after using it I realized that it will be sorely missed when I send it back and I may have to just add it to my Olympus collection when I can fund it.
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