Sergey Borachev

I tho it means this. Olympus forgot to put on another footnote, qualifying the high frame rate feature.  It you limit the accuracy of AF, quality of image, etc, you can achieve much higher speed ...

It was sold to Microsoft and then sold again to HMD, and finally got the right OS.

E-M5 II sales can't be so robust now, if Olympus decides to release E-M10 III ahead of E-M5 III. Olympus has in releasing each E-M10 model, made reviewers question the value of the current E-M5 ...

Typo.. Don't get too excited. :-) Olympus only has 3 2 very expensive lenses that have lens IS and can support Sync-IS.

I thought the replies you have so far should be very clear as to which camera is more suitable for you. If you can wait a few more weeks, then see what the E-M10 III will offer. I bet it will be a ...

Besides the Aperture ring, Olympus' Pro Capture feature also does not work with the 15mm or any Panasonic lens. The feature requires an Olympus lens. While this feature is only available in the ...

Consider also the lenses you will be using more, and also the camera and lenses you will probably buy in future. The Panasonic 15mm is a superior lens for street, but it won't be fully compatible ...

I wish the next one will have WR.

And a tilting LCD.

My phone is used for just 1 or 2 short calls a day. 90% of the time, it's used for browsing, taking photos, watching video, sending messages, .... A big screen is very useful.

Why is there no info about the focal length of the camera?

It looks like it may be a little less wide than some of the others, which is a good thing IMO.

Olympus never bothered much upgrading the E-M5, why the E-M5 II was not such a hot seller even in its first year of release and even though the original E-M5 set just about all records and was so ...

2 words - "captive buyers".

I have made a prediction months ago that they would kill it. No inside knowledge, just guessing from these facts: - The E-M10 models have always come after the E-M5, not before like this time. Very ...

I will never buy a slow f/4 lens unless it's 300mm or longer, or 9mm or wider. The 12-100mm is simply too compromised, and therefore not a good idea if you like small size, light weight, DOF ...

Great exportation. There was also at that time another very good reason for Panasonic to get in bed with Olympus. That's because Panasonic has little history or credibility in making serious ...

Wait. The EM5 II is not going anywhere and will get cheaper as you wait, if you still decide to buy it when the new one's details are known.  The EM5 II has a sensor IQ that is not any better than ...

Visit the gallery he left behind.

You can also ask this - is this or any camera a serious tool if it has auto focus? I'm sure you use manual focusing and hand held metering, right? ;-)
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Let me guess. You voted for Trump?

Then just use a FF, which should be more balanced and has better image quality and even more DOF control (FF look) than M43.