Does anyone here have or use - the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III?
Dec 13, 2017 13:42:56 #
taxman wrote:
Actually, I'm pretty certain that the Mk II DOES have 5 axis IS. One of the reasons I bought it a year earlier instead of the Mk I.
Really, Tax?
Not according to the description of the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk. II in the current B&H Catalogue (pp. 124) ...
A page which also lists the Mk. III as HAVING it ... but, according to an Olympus spokesman on another site ... it DOES NOT have it ....
So, that's the reason for this post ... I am just trying to ascertain the truth of the matter ....
Can you provide me something which shows your Mk. II incorporates 5-axis IBIS?
Dec 13, 2017 13:49:58 #
Chris T wrote:
Oh, right ... well, it doesn't happen that often ... but I do have a couple of 30x40s kicking around, Tom ....
Can be done even with the 16mp sensors.
Dec 13, 2017 13:50:52 #
Chris T wrote:
Really, Tax?
Not according to the description of the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk. II in the current B&H Catalogue (pp. 124) ...
A page which also lists the Mk. III as HAVING it ... but, according to an Olympus spokesman on another site ... it DOES NOT have it ....
So, that's the reason for this post ... I am just trying to ascertain the truth of the matter ....
Can you provide me something which shows your Mk. II incorporates 5-axis IBIS?
Not according to the description of the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk. II in the current B&H Catalogue (pp. 124) ...
A page which also lists the Mk. III as HAVING it ... but, according to an Olympus spokesman on another site ... it DOES NOT have it ....
So, that's the reason for this post ... I am just trying to ascertain the truth of the matter ....
Can you provide me something which shows your Mk. II incorporates 5-axis IBIS?
http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10-mark-ii.html
Dec 13, 2017 13:57:16 #
Chris T wrote:
Really, Tax?
Not according to the description of the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk. II in the current B&H Catalogue (pp. 124) ...
A page which also lists the Mk. III as HAVING it ... but, according to an Olympus spokesman on another site ... it DOES NOT have it ....
So, that's the reason for this post ... I am just trying to ascertain the truth of the matter ....
Can you provide me something which shows your Mk. II incorporates 5-axis IBIS?
Not according to the description of the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mk. II in the current B&H Catalogue (pp. 124) ...
A page which also lists the Mk. III as HAVING it ... but, according to an Olympus spokesman on another site ... it DOES NOT have it ....
So, that's the reason for this post ... I am just trying to ascertain the truth of the matter ....
Can you provide me something which shows your Mk. II incorporates 5-axis IBIS?
Dec 13, 2017 14:11:53 #
tdekany wrote:
His option that he came up with. br br Btw, when... (show quote)
Oh, right, Tom ... but, I'm afraid ... I don't SPEAK Italian ...
Rentals require credit cards, Tom ... I have nothing but a Debit Card ...
I had not realized the EM 10 was smaller, even, than the EM 5 or EM1 ... I assumed all three were essentially the same body .... thanks for that !!!!
Dec 13, 2017 14:19:01 #
Oh, thanks, Tom ....
But what is the actual link which took you to that page?
But what is the actual link which took you to that page?
Dec 13, 2017 14:23:19 #
taxman wrote:
http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10-mark-ii.html
Oh, thanks, Tax ... bringing it up, now ....
Dec 13, 2017 14:29:19 #
tdekany wrote:
Can be done even with the 16mp sensors.
You know, Tom ... a couple of my DSLRs use the 16MP sensor - the Nikon D7000, and the Pentax K-50 ....
And, based on my own experience with them - I don't doubt I could blow up images shot with them to 30x40 ....
But, you know what? ... I'll never do it!
If I ever do it, again (those two were both from film cameras) I suspect, it would be from a 24mp DSLR ... of which I have six ...
Dec 13, 2017 14:30:49 #
Chris T wrote:
Oh, thanks, Tom ....
But what is the actual link which took you to that page?
But what is the actual link which took you to that page?
I typed: em10II image stabilization
Dec 13, 2017 14:35:33 #
Chris T wrote:
Oh, right, Tom ... but, I'm afraid ... I don't SPEAK Italian ...
Rentals require credit cards, Tom ... I have nothing but a Debit Card ...
I had not realized the EM 10 was smaller, even, than the EM 5 or EM1 ... I assumed all three were essentially the same body .... thanks for that !!!!
Rentals require credit cards, Tom ... I have nothing but a Debit Card ...
I had not realized the EM 10 was smaller, even, than the EM 5 or EM1 ... I assumed all three were essentially the same body .... thanks for that !!!!
Debit card is fine to rent.
Yes, even between my em1 and em5 mark2 there is a difference. The em10 is even tinier.
You need to go to a store to handle these cameras maybe? I mean you have so many cameras, do you really need another one?
I say sell them all and get one really good camera.
Dec 13, 2017 14:39:06 #
tdekany wrote:
I typed: em10II image stabilization
I tried that, Tom ... and Google dropped out ...
Taxman gave me this link, though ... so far, so good ...
http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10-mark-ii.html
Dec 13, 2017 14:46:00 #
Chris T wrote:
I tried that, Tom ... and Google dropped out ...
Taxman gave me this link, though ... so far, so good ...
http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10-mark-ii.html
Taxman gave me this link, though ... so far, so good ...
http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10-mark-ii.html
Weird.
In any case, it has 5 axis IS
Dec 13, 2017 14:51:42 #
Well, in regard to the body of that camera I have no experience except with the OMD 10mark I
It has a small solid body with good feel but rather awkward replay button position. The menu system on the old Olympus cameras is rather arcane. I would recommend trying the camera out first to see if you like the feel. It's very retro but a lot of fun and the image quality is quite good
It has a small solid body with good feel but rather awkward replay button position. The menu system on the old Olympus cameras is rather arcane. I would recommend trying the camera out first to see if you like the feel. It's very retro but a lot of fun and the image quality is quite good
Dec 13, 2017 15:24:01 #
Chris T wrote:
Wayne, thanks for that, and I value your suggestio... (show quote)
According to the spec list in the Dpreview review it has 5-axis.
Dec 13, 2017 15:27:13 #
tdekany wrote:
Debit card is fine to rent.
Yes, even between my em1 and em5 mark2 there is a difference. The em10 is even tinier.
You need to go to a store to handle these cameras maybe? I mean you have so many cameras, do you really need another one?
I say sell them all and get one really good camera.
Yes, even between my em1 and em5 mark2 there is a difference. The em10 is even tinier.
You need to go to a store to handle these cameras maybe? I mean you have so many cameras, do you really need another one?
I say sell them all and get one really good camera.
I doubt that, Tom ... as they need to put the whole value of the camera/lens you're renting - against the credit you have ...
When it's returned, they deduct their rental fee, and reduce down the amount charged against your card ... dig?
Yes, I do have many DSLRs ... and I'm not really sure I need another one ... but, this is why I'm investigating this potential choice ...
Actually, I haven't bought a new one since the a77 II in 2014 - when it was first released ....
All I can tell you, Tom - is it comes down to two factors, which both fit into the equation, regarding this model ...
a) decreased weight b) better IBIS ... other than those two elements... there'd be no need for this "exploration", on my part ...
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