The OM-5 MKII is powerhouse in a tiny body. Forget what you’ve been told about small sensors and travel cameras. This camera is small but comfortable to use, super ergonomic with buttons to customize everywhere. The sensor is great in low light up to 6400 ISO and the colors, well the colors are vibrant and tru to life. Nice grip, nice size, fast AF and most importantly great IQ. Tons of CP options some of them borrowed from its big brothers. I shot street, wildlife and travel and a bit of macro with it and honestly I didn’t see any issues. It would’ve been 5 stars if the ON/OFF button was in the right side (pro tip, you can use the multifunction 1/2 switch to have it on your thumb side). Love it and you will to.

I really like the size and weight. The new menu system is a good improvement as is the greater processing power. Overall it is a great carry around camera. Of course the image stabilization that the camera has is fantastic.

Wow, what a fun camera. I've been a Cannon guy for a while but find myself using my phone most of the time because the Canon set up is a lot to bring on a hike or bike ride. I'm really impressed with the quality of the OM-5 and 14-150mm super zoom. Fun stuff, and so easy to use.

I really like this camera. It has a ton of features that I am still learning about and it takes really good photos even just in auto mode. I have only had this camera for a short time and there still is a lot to learn about it. The camera is small and light weight its actually so small it feels a little awkward to hold in my hand but I am adjusting to it relatively well. My only complaint is the camera strap and the fact it didn't come with instructions on how to properly setup the strap. I almost dropped my camera because I didn't set up the strap correctly. Other than that its really good.

I bought this a sidekick to my Om1 II and I find it is exactly what ineed to take on short trips. I already had to 12-100 f4 lens and the two go together very well. Having the OS system as the same as the OM1 II makes a big difference since I've already set many things to my taste. The size is perfect for travel with the single lens. I recently took it to Niagara Falls with the falls overspray (water and ice) getting onto the camera. Having the confidence of OM weather tolerance made making photos easier.

I've replaced my Canon R5 and Canon 24-105 f4 with the OM-5 Mark II and the M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO II for my travel kit. I love the size and weight savings this kit offers. The OM-5 Mark II is really an exceptional body, small, light, and very well built. It has great features without bogging down the menus like a Sony. I'm loving this camera.

First of all, the beige color is beautiful, supposed to be a limited edition, get it while it is still available! On features - the camera has everything one needs for taking pictures of one's life. OM System people got it just right - small, not too heavy to carry with me all the time, good grip even though I have large hands and long fingers, all the controls I need are right there, didn't need to reassign any buttons. Image stabilization is great - never had a smudged light-time picture. I love how small MFT lenses are; I often carry a small zoom in my pocket just in case and it doesn't bother me, but I mostly shoot with Laowa lenses for the fun of it. Weather sealing has never hurt anyone too. I am not interested in video at all - won't comment on video.

I have been shooting with the OM5 Mark ii for over 6 months now. I migrated to OM System after 15 years of shooting a Canon full frame camera. I would never go back. Image quality is amazing AND I no longer leave my kit at home because of weight considerations. And travelling becomes much easier as I won't kill my back caeeying a 40 pounds bag loaded with gear.

Loving the Camera and lens. This is the first good camera I ever purchased. The main selling point for me was the fact that the camera is weatherproof. Not having to worry about messing the camera up. Also, the warranty is excellent and encourages us to take the camera everywhere we go without having to worry about breaking it or messing it up. I purchased this for the wife for Christmas and she loves it.

I bought my first Olympus camera (OM-1) in 1974 and later an OM-2. When digital arrived I bought a E-m10 and later the E-M1iv because of the star light focus. This year I could not pass on the OM-5iii with its much easier to use menu and computational photo access. Its size appealed to me because of my field work; ounces count. Over the decades I've never had a problem with any of my Olympus cameras or Zuiko lenses.