This OM System PEN, it embodies what a great Micro Four Thirds camera should be.
This OM System PEN, it embodies what a great Micro Four Thirds camera should be.
I think it's one of the best value camera out there today for the Micro Four Thirds cam if you're digging or hunting for cameras in the used market.
[T]he shooting experience of this Kodak Charmera has been really positive.
So far, I'm very impressed with the Ricoh GR IV and I think it is an amazing street photography camera.
It is a beautiful camera; it is one of the better looking Panasonic cameras out there, but that doesn't justify the fact that it does have some serious deal breakers.
Despite some of the complaints I have on this OM-3 camera, I don't think any of them are deal breakers. I still think that this OM-3 is a fantastic street photography camera, of course, if the price tag $2,000 does not bother you.
[I]t is a true professional grade camera, the first of its kind, laying the groundwork and foundation for future mirrorless cameras to come.
Nonetheless, used in the right scenario, in very limited range, the Foveon X3 sensor in Sigma DP2 Quattro shines, producing mind-blowingly sharp images with resolution only medium format cameras can match. It is indeed, a class of its own.
That's all I have to share about why I think that this Nikon 1 system is the best one-inch compact camera for street photography.
If you are on a seriously tight budget, go for the 7Artisans 60mm F2.8 II Macro. I enjoy using the lens, and I am generally satisfied with the results.
The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV is a capable entry level Micro Four Thirds camera that can deliver great results. The images come out sharp with plenty of fine details, good color rendition and respectable dynamic range, with perfectly usable straight out of camera JPEGs.
To me these are not the deal breakers, and I find the E-M1 Mark III to be an enjoyable camera to use and I can nail critical shots with confidence. After all, that is all that truly matters when it comes to choosing a camera.
All in all, the E-M5 Mark III is a camera that I think anyone can fall in love with.
If you are looking for a high performing mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, I strongly believe Olympus OM-D E-M1 mark III is quite a tough choice to beat at this moment!
The new Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II actually feels like an E-M1 being forced into an E-M5 body, with added many high in demand improvements and added features.
