Logan33

It hasn't been because there was no reason to. Cameralabs review of the E-M5 III actually brought up that they seemed to have crippled to the CAF in order to keep sales of the E-M5 III from taking...

CAF is good in the E-M1 series only. I don't want an E-M1. I've tried it on every other Olympus camera, so I can finally upgrade my E-M10 but alas, they can't even match the CAF of DSLRs from 10...

If you have a big heavy tripod then you were cheap in your tripod purchase. Mine is a carbon fiber tripod that collapses to 18" and weighs less than 3 pounds...with the head. I love Olympus but...

It's too expensive for what you get. The biggest issue is the continual mindset of Olympus of crippling the CAF on every camera but the EM-1 cameras. At that price point, it should at least track...

I guarantee they crippled the CAF on purpose to differentiate the lines. Canon and Nikon have done the same thing for years. Just because they have the same sensor and processor, I doubt they...

Or maybe, they crippled the AF on the E-M5 on purpose so to differentiate the lines. Nikon and Canon have been doing that forever, so it's no surprise Olympus is doing it.