Olympus OM-D E-M10 Hands On Review
E-M1 versenkt: Helge unterwegs in Ägypten (Pen And Tell).
Well known Russian photographer Dmitriy Zverev talks about the OMD at Rosphoto (google translation here).
New version of Metabones Canon FD M43 Speed Booster is compatible with Olympus OM-D E-M1.
Stylus 1 sensor test at DxOmark.
Panasonic Lumix GM1 Review at Imaging Resource.
E-M10 test at Kasyapa.
Olympus OM-D E-M10 14-42mm EZ ED MSC Lens Sample Photos (ePhotozine).
Panasonic Lumix G Vario 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH. Lens Review (ePhotozine).
Photography Playground: Kunst mit der Olympus OM-D E-M10 erleben (SystemKameraForum).
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Also on the same Rosphoto site Irina Egorova uses Olympus as backup
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=nl&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rosphoto.com%2Fportfolio%2Firina_egorova-2348&sandbox=1
Now they just need to get the FD Speed Booster actually in stock. The updated version was apparently released in late January, but when I checked 2-3 weeks ago, it wasn’t available just as it isn’t now.
Funny thing, I sent them an email asking when the updated version would be out on Jan 22. I didn’t get a response but that message on the product page was posted the next day. I have been checking daily since then and it has not come back in stock.
FYI B&H is taking pre-orders for the new version. Expected to be released early March.
dimitar zverev photos are perfet! Thats profesional street foto
Indeed!
I am going to agree with Ben…I like the creative features…I think the in camera collage feature is fantastic…it is on the E-M1 as well
And on the Stylus 1 too, which is even more suitable for such a camera, being as versatile as it is.
I just posted this on the Youtube video:
Dear Mr. Shaul.
From your portfolio I can see you know what you do,
your images are amazing and inspiring. Using the edges of the frame as
compositional tool is simply sublime, and I plan to explore those ideas
in my own photography.
Having said that, I found a bit sad that your
hands on review seems more a video of yourself rather than about a
camera. For starters, is completely superficial, just mentioning
features we already know, just by reading the online reviews or a simple
spec sheet. Nothing about how it feels for you, how it behaves, how it
handles, how it respond, etc.features worth mentioning for an avid or
aspiring photographer seeking information about a new camera. And I
believe the worst part is saying that your preferred feature is the
creative modes. Really? Having the camera think for you is what you like
the most, and if that is so, I can assume you do that in your own
photography? I don’t think so.
There are also some mistakes that you
should have avoided, like saying it has 81 autofocus aspects? What do
you mean? AF points is what you mean?
AF is very clear. Again, what clear means in AF performance?
Your
final comment is that the camera seems to be targeted to professional
consumer or high end amateur, whatever that means, and that with a good
set of skills, you might use it fully. My question is, if you recommend
to use Creative Mode most of the time, and, your words, instead of using
Photoshop, then what do you need a good set of skills for?
The
OM-D EM-10 is, for what I’ve read so far, a superb photographic tool.
But as any tool, it mostly depends on the user rather than the tool
itself. And coming from a professional photographer, with such a great
eye, I would have expected something else from your review.
Sincerely
Horrible review if you could even call it that.