A very limited quantity of officially Olympus refurbished E-m1 cameras are for sale for $1,039 only at GetOlympus (Click here).
A very limited quantity of officially Olympus refurbished E-m1 cameras are for sale for $1,039 only at GetOlympus (Click here).
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And who cares? Seems like Olympus failed to do anything to upgrade their current best Pro model with 1.5 -> 2.0 firmware update, expect bring couple new art filters.
the E-M1 is still on my list of highly respected cameras..i dont look at it as one which needs to be updated. the pricing did went down a bit which is good, still a flagship worthy one.
They still haven’t even released the firmware, so you don’t actually know yet. You are making assumptions off of a rumor website that has been known to be totally wrong in the past. In addition, there was nothing wrong with the E-M1 to begin with. Free upgrades, as in gratis, for an already top notch stills camera.
This was supposed to be a reply to Fri13 btw.
And my was meant to be satire.
As we really don’t yet know anything. Some say A and others B and some people say C.
Some flash 1.5 that reads in camera 2.0. Some sources say there comes lots of fixes, but yet those firmware updaters say they only got art filters and couple new functions but no improvements what sources told (EVF refresh rate etc).
A E-M1 is great but needs polishing here and there. Like how to get a camera accept more easily input when magnifying box is visible without requiring to disable it first.
You probably need to add ” 😉 ” so we know you are being satirical. 😉 (wink)
I was already confused
Any sales in europe?
How much are the entry level C N and P? LOL
Why don’t you go and buy two of those plasticky toys so you can tape them together and achieve the same shots per second as a single EM1 with them 😉
M43 is driving itself into collapse.
Why would anyone buy into this, when Photokinia is right around the corner?
Because it meets their needs and is cheaper than buying new ?
I often wonder why people change systems constantly to get the latest ‘gadgets’ on their cameras, that they’ll never use, but they must have, only to be replaced a few months down the line with another must have feature.
Or why people buy the latest cameras at full price and then spend all their time whinging (with a ‘g’) that it has bugs, rather than wait for the price to fall and bugs to be fixed.
Refurbished? Olympus must be making bad cameras.
That’s more than it cost me in Australia back in June for a new one (with the $300 cashback).