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That's kind of a weird comparison as the 1DIV is a seven year old body.  The 1DX2 beats the E-M1ii's speed with mechanical shutter and AI-Servo/C-AF by 40% although it does fall behind the 18 fps ...

I wouldn't say that a FAS is a 100% disqualification but it's changed me from an automatic buy of the E-M1ii to probably 75/25 selling my entire m43 kit and switching to Fuji. The AF performance ...

No.

I had an EF mount copy that was quite sharp, but from what I've read the quality control is atrocious on the lens.

@ptox I'm not sure why you seem to think Wu just randomly picked those to specifications. He was clearly responding to the previous poster that said,

"the EM1 Mkii with the Panasonic 100-400mm...

All the tilt screens I've seen have an exposed ribbon cable whereas the fully articulated screen seem to have their connections much less exposed.

Fully articulated screens are incompatible with l-brackets.  You can either have the screen tilt or have the l-bracket, but not both at the same time.

My biggest beef with them is that they mean you can tilt the screen or you can use an l-bracket, but not both. I don't like having the screen stick out to the side either but the l-bracket is the ...

I think there's a fairly consistent amount of complaining about the articulating screen.  I see that as a clear downgrade from the E-M1.

I've shot both side by side and have found the E-M1 can do pretty well if the circumstances are correct. If your shooting will allow you 1. good light 2. plenty of time for initial focus ...

It brings a tear to my eye to see such a rational statement on an internet forum.

"1) With the E-M1 Mark II we have surpassed the speed and image quality of APS-C DSLRs."

He made the same claim about the E-M10 when it was released, so...lol.

"One thing disappointing about the finish of the EM1 is how easily it picks up scuffs. Mine isn't mishandled, but it certainly looks a bit tatty after a couple of years."

I wonder if yours has a...

Honestly if you were to show me those two and ask which hit focus better without any other commentary I would have said the second. The shot with the white dress has the dress in focus but her ...

The way Olympus has presented the information so far has been a tad deceptive but this is from the detailed specs of the E-M1ii page at GetOlympus:

E-M1ii is only 10 fps with mechanical shutter and C-AF.  15 fps is with focus and exposure locked.

The E-M1 isn't exactly a looker either but we love it anyway.

"If it is a good idea if you're shooting in conditions not usually detrimental to E shutters (no panning, no fast moving subjects, some artificial light)."

The only issue I have with this is that...

I'm not sure I understand the examples you've posted.  They're all at f/2.8 except one which is at f/3.2 but the focus for that one is dead on.  Can you post an example of a shot that shows the ...

I'm very fond of my E-M1, but saying it beats a 7DII is a bit ridiculous. I've shot both side by side and it's not even close in the 7DIIs favor.