Another convert to m43
Re: E-PL5 better in image quality than the E-M5 (Original)
Guy Parsons wrote:
Chi Pham wrote:
Thanks for the very informative information.
That's still useful things added IMO.
Useful if they are of use to the individual. Some can live without those features.
BUT I do have one theory for newer body. Even with same sensor, they had more time to work out the bugs and improve sensor efficiency at the backend.
It's really an E-PL5, just released a few months after the E-PL5 for the Japanese market, any updates would have also sneaked into E-PL5 updates.
For example, the EM10 II has the EM1 but seems to have better IQ test results.
E-M10ii has a Sony sensor (like the E-PL5/6) and the E-M1 has a Panasonic sensor, they deliver different results.
Regards...... Guy
Guy the E-PL5 and 6 are basically the same, but I did see reviews that stated that the E-PL5 had more DR and slightly lower noise than the E-M5 even though they share the same sensor, it was because Olympus tweaked the processing according to the review.
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