Great little camera and it is my EDC because of its features. It has an electronic viewfinder, pop up flash, and easy to navigate menu. A few Cons:, 1. Does not take RAW files at this price point. 2. The available lenses are fairly expensive, so it's hard to justify expanding my lens selection.

Fantastic entry level camera. Lots of features, more then I expected. Perfect size for your daily carry.

This is a fantastic camera with several advanced features. It's also lightweight and small, making it a good choice for a daily carry. I've paired my copy with an Olympus 40-150mm PRO lens and find it covers most of my needs (I also shoot Macro images with the 60mm Macro lens). When I want to save space and weight, which is often, I switch my kit to the 14-40, f/2.8 EZ pancake. Because of this camera, I just purchased a used OM System OM-1 for its additional features (like High Res, ND, and Focus Stacking). The image quality from both is spectacular!

This is a fantastic setup.great option easi to work with and lightweight.

very brittle camera. after less than 2 years of use, Olympus told me that my "camera has a power problem and the main circuit board, as well as sensor/stabilizer need to be replaced" and needed to charge me nearly $300 to fix it. If you are buying this camera, buy the warranty

I've been using the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV for a few months now, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. This compact mirrorless camera packs a punch with its impressive features, functionality, and user experience. Design and Handling: The retro-styled design of the E-M10 Mark IV is not only aesthetically pleasing but also comfortable to hold and operate. The camera is lightweight, making it easy to carry around on long photography sessions. The buttons and dials are well-placed and intuitive, providing a seamless user experience. Image Quality: Equipped with a 20.3MP Live MOS sensor and the TruePic VIII image processor, the E-M10 Mark IV delivers crisp and detailed images with excellent color reproduction. The camera's 5-axis in-body image stabilization ensures sharp images even when shooting handheld at slower shutter speeds. Performance and Autofocus: The E-M10 Mark IV's autofocus system is reliable and accurate, making it easy to capture fast-moving subjects. The camera's burst shooting mode is impressive, allowing me to shoot up to 15fps with continuous autofocus. The battery life is decent, lasting through a full day of shooting without any issues. I'd suggest purchasing additional batteries. Features: This camera is packed with features that cater to both beginners and experienced photographers. Some of my favorite features include: 4K video recording at 30fps Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity Tilting touchscreen LCD In-camera USB charging Advanced photo modes like Live Composite and Focus Stacking In conclusion, the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a compact, feature-rich, and user-friendly mirrorless camera. Its retro design, impressive image quality, and versatile features make it an ideal companion for capturing your favorite moments.

Great camera: lightweight, affordable, takes great photos, good AF, and excellent lenses. But terrible manual. And no online help from OM Systems. Took me hours to configure RAW image files. And your website doesn't allow me to upload a full resolution photo taken with your camera, or tell users the maximum size permitted. Come on, man! AG

This camera is great! It's lightweight and has all the features I was looking for. In the few months of owning it, I've practically outgrown it and have since purchased the OM-5, but use the E-M10 as my daily carry because it's much lighter. I took the E-M10 and a OM 12-40 F2.8 on a family to Ireland to see the sites and attend a friend's wedding. For the most part, this was the only combination I needed!

No MySets!! Coming from the M10 II I hate the exclusion of Custom Sets on the M10 IV. I knew this when I upgraded but didn't realize how much I depended on them. On the M10 IV you have to check the Super Control Panel or Info. regularly to make sure you have the settings you want for the Quality/Subject/Lighting/ISO/Style/EC you want. For example, if you set exposure compensation +/- for one shot you better not forget to reset that or other settings if you turn off the camera; those settings will be retained. On the M10 II I could merely switch from one PASM/Auto setting back to the dial area where my custom set was memorized and I'm good to go. Come on OMDS, give us a firmware update for MySets. ???? Users can choose to use them or not.