OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Silver 14-42mm EZ Lens Kit

Small, well made camera smaller than a Leica -Minolta CL film camera. Flip out rear screen, touch controls. Shoots jpegs and up to 4K video. Only only slot for for the SD card, uses on lithium rechargeable battery. Uses micro 4/3 lenses. Easy to use wireless remote control and shooting with Olympus app software. Razor sharp images.

Amazing. Camera. No other words. Since it’s unboxing I have had the best time learning and shooting with it. 🖤 this is so much more than your average camera you can get for around the same price. OM goes above and beyond. And it’s the same camera Taylor swift uses

This is a great starter Camera for anyone who’s serious about photography. I’ve been an Olympus shooter for many years. I’ve been a micro 4/3 person since my early days in photography once I got a hold of an Olympus lens I converted completely to the product line and never looked back. The EM 10 mark four was one Camera that I thoroughly enjoyed as a simple easy walk around Camera. I found it easy to use very Reliable gave me fabulous results and taught me a lot about shooting in General.

This camera represents my entry into the MFT world. I have not had a "real" camera since newspaper days when I carried and shot an Olympus OM 1 (35mm film). Initial take on the camera is good and has more features than I will ever use, but going to try. After getting mine and adding a decent lense or two, I encouraged my wife to leave her Sony alpha a6000 and a nice selection of lenses behind and she traded in for the OM 5 Mark iii. Will say an early purchase was a printed copy of the user manual along with an intro book. I wish it was USB C snd I wish the battery and video card didn't share the same door, but generally speaking not much to fault on this camera.

Pros: lightweight, aesthetically the exterior of the camera is nice looking, feels robust-enough, touch screen with full fold out capabilities, quick wi-fi connectivity to import, holds charge decently Cons: expensive for the resolution and quality Overall I would not recommend this camera, I had the older model for years and liked it, but the new one just isn’t the same and compared to a new iPhone camera it’s really nothing better besides the depth of focus, which any DSLR would be capable of. Color looks so much better on a phone. I’m a professional photographer and I still can’t get the settings to do justice to what I’m looking at for landscape photography. I would mainly only use this for portraits.

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