While a lot of better mobile phones has decent enough cameras I still get a buzz to test out a proper interchangeable lens camera from a good manufacturer. Here is such an item from Olympus now at M5 iteration II.

While a lot of better mobile phones has decent enough cameras I still get a buzz to test out a proper interchangeable lens camera from a good manufacturer. Here is such an item from Olympus now at M5 iteration II.

I bought this camera with the 17mm f1.8 as a kit while traveling through different Asian countries, for this trip, I took with me only an old and "dusty" Ricoh GR (who died a few months later).

This was my switchover camera when I abandoned the DSLR system (Canon 5D Mark III) and it did not disappoint, given its compactness and highly impressive image quality. Here is my take on the pros and cons after 3.5 years of usage: Pros: + Very impressive still image quality rendered via Olympuss...

I originally purchased this camera in June. It,along with my lenses, was stolen whilst on holidays. It is so good I had to buy the EM5ii again. Highly customizable, weather proof, and fantastic image quality, either in RAW or the equally beautiful Super Fine JPEG files the Olympus can render.

We won’t be wrong if we say that this camera is a show stopper. Built with a number of high-end features, it is capable of delivering amazing image quality and video recording. Most importantly, the reliable performance and quality of this camera will ensure you are completely satisfied.

There is an electronic viewfinder also present; Comes with a built-in Wi-Fi and numerous focus modes; Offers full HD video recording paired with focus peaking; 10 frames per second high-speed shooting enables ideal results; Features a 5-axis voice coil motor image stabilization system for blur...

Difficult to get a good grip on this compact-sized camera