Seems a pretty good price, also available in black
and with the kit lens for $499
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II $329 | with 14-42 ez lens $499 Delivered @ Leederville Cameras
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Jenny Death on 28/11/2019 - 12:56 leedervillecameras.com.au (493 clicks)
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Last edited 28/11/2019 - 13:33 by 1 other user
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Is this better than the em5 mark 1?
On paper from what I read the m10 ii has better software, video modes, af, etc. but the sensor seems to be the same 16mp live mos.
Might jump on this to replace my em5, thanks mate.
The em5 is a great camera. Don't think you're gonna notice much difference other than a couple small bells and whistles.
better is a rather vague term. it's newer, but I wouldnt say its better. Its on a lower line up, it loses weather sealing, the menu system is dumbed down quite a fair bit.. it's also been replaced by the em10 mark 3 a year plus ago..
but a great price.. so there's that!
ooh man..I've been on the lookout for this body since my 3yo destroyed mine and this is about the cheapest I've seen…even 2nd hand.
Consider buying mark iii instead becase of this:
https://www.olympus.com.au/Learn-Explore/Promotions/Bonus-25…
Good point. 25 1.8 is worth about $400 min new and $250 easy If you want to sell it so badly price works out fairly close to MK2
The MK3 was $599 with 2 lenses (25mm and 40-150mm), quite an amazing deal but I prefer the MK2 in some ways, a nice and solid feel to it being made from metal also.
Yeah, mark 3 had a dumbed down menu system and lost a few options for tweaking the settings. It's got the 4K and thats the only reason you'd upgrade from the mark 2 I think. (only if your into doing a lot of 4k video)
Is the ibis a lot better than mk1?
From memory, the mk1 has 3 axis IBIS… this has 5 axis IBIS.
Thats really cheap for a super solid camera