Whats good price for em1 used with 2000 clicks?

EcoPics wrote:

Its so hard for me because I love focus tracking and I feel the em1 might not be quick enough compared to the mark 2?

how does the hybrid system work on the e-m1?

its either this camera or fuji for me. the fuji has the best zoom lenses in mirrorless land but olympus is very close behind imo. fuji doesnt havt ibis in the camera i want. my a6000 is fast but doesnt have the zoom lens quality i want for walk around ie 12-40 f2.8.

$580 for essentially a new E-M1 sounds fair to me, provided it's complete with all the accessory bits.

It's exhaustingly complex to run down all the AF modes, as they differ between native m4/3 and adapted 4/3 lenses, which are one of the E-M1's biggest attractions. I believe E-M1.1 C-AF with m4/3 is hybrid PDAF+CDAF while pure PDAF with 4/3. I'm stiff sifting through setting up the E-M1ii, but know it's a bit different in how it executes C-AF.

E-M1i m4/3 C-AF with the Pro lenses is quite good and achieves 9fps. I've used them a ton for sports for several years. I don't know Fuji from fudge but if they have a zoom as good as the 40-150 Pro then they should be very happy, indeed. If they have a tele prime like the 300 Pro then they should be stiff competition (although I can't imagine using this lens without the hybrid IS.

The Mkii, while still new to me is a distinctly better camera but that doesn't render the mki moot or obsolete.

Note: I'm limiting myself here to C-AF because I've barely used C-AF+tr and can't comment on its overall usefulness.

Good luck!

Rick