Radical Raul

Red, baloney.

For me 7.1 seems to be it sweet spot after approximately 40mm.

Same here.

Funny, I just bought their 75mm-300mm for $399 for when I need more zoom than my everyday and versatile 14-150mm. The one quirk I don't like about Olympus are their price swings. Be careful you...

Yes it's a special one. It's "IQ" is fine.

Great camera. It's compact size, M.Zuiko glass, and it's imagining processing gives you the potential to take stunning shots wherever you may be. Also shoots excellent video once you understand...

To each their own. I bought the body for $549 as upgrade from my PEN PL. It's low light performance turned out to be much better than I expected and I've enjoyed taking it with me everywhere I go.

You can buy these used in excellent condition for $85 all day long. Great lens, stays extremely sharp through it's entire focal range at F5.6 with excellent color retention. Makes for a very light ...

I forgot to mention the video isn't too shabby either once you understand how Olympus interprets bit rates and how they can be manipulated in the menu. Plus with the correct lens it can be easily...

Sorry but my Olympus E-M10III is much easier to manipulate than a smart phone camera. Plus you have the benefit of using M.Zuiko's superior glass.

I owned a Canon 9X, took great photos. Then Olympus released their E-M10 III which is much easier to handle and shoot with while trail riding on my Yamaha WR250R. Can literally do everything with...

Buy a large format camera and get on with your life.

You complaints about small sensors are not so duly noted.

Overall I would say Olympus did a commendable job entering into the high speed still camera arena.

However at this time I see no reason to upgrade from my OMD E-M10 III.

Isn't it amazing how well those "tiny" sensors work when they are in capable hands.

Only if I was shooting sports and birds. In the mean time I've been shooting kick ass shots with my E-M10III and whatever lens I choose.

You can bag on this camera all your want, it's more than...

It's the truth. Fortunately the actual reviews are much more objective than the bored wannabees who post here.