Among a season of good cameras last year from Sony, Samsung and Fujifilm was Olympus' OM-D E-M5 Mark II. This is one micro four-thirds mirrorless camera can shoot images at a resolution of up to 40 megapixels.

Even though some of the improvements in contrast to the previous model are not as revolutionary, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is a great looking device which took the original concept and set the bar higher.

Five months have passed since my first review of the OM-D E-M5 mark II . I had the chance to test it before its official announcement and as such, I decided to concentrate on the many new features that camera has to offer.

You want pro features The E-M5 Mark II's got ‘em. Interactive, high-resolution and high magnificationelectronic viewfinder. Three-inch touch-screen LCD monitor, with variable angle positioning. Built-in WiFi for instant connectivity.

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

The E-M5 line continues to offer the best combination of compactness and capabilities in the OM-D mirrorless system, and the Mark II model packs even more into its small bodyshell.

Supremely compact and lightweight; High Res Shot mode gives 64MP RAWs; Extensive range of M43 format lenses

Micro Four Thirds losing shine to bigger sensors; Clunky user interface