We decided to buy after renting the E-m1 mark ii a couple of times and realizing that this is a crazy camera. We started looking, but in our city they sell e-m5 m3 for 30k cheaper, and even with 45mm 1.8 (a fairy tale, not a lens) and a second battery as a gift. It's just a find. Considering that the "Brains" and the e-m5 sensor got from one, they did not see the point in overpaying for a more comfortable grip, increased burst speed and a couple more functions. Autofocus was compared head-on. Everything is absolutely identical to the unit. Tracking - excellent, continuous - excellent. We especially felt this in the video. Since tracking or continuous autofocus in 10k is simply impossible to use - it is slow and stupid. And here we were simply shocked by its speed and accuracy. Now there is no point in twisting manually. Shooting close-ups in dance breaks at a banquet on autofocus with 45 mm wide open and perfect focus - easy, perfectly working tracking even in dark conditions - easy. In fact, autofocus, stub, and some really cool photography features - this is the difference that WORTH overpaying if you want to upgrade from 10k to 5k. Well, if you consider this camera as the first in the Olympus system, then it will definitely please you with its capabilities. However, it is worth remembering that m4 \ 3 loves light and, accordingly, fast lenses are needed for high-quality shooting. We currently have Olympus 12mm 2, 25mm 1.8, 45mm 1.8. I especially liked the 12 mm - a chic lens, but about it another time. All of these lenses give crazy sharpness in 4k video, focus well and allow you not to raise ISO above 800. I sincerely hope that some of these disadvantages (the most critical for me - the delay) - will be corrected with new firmware and then the camera will become an ideal tool in the hands of photographers / videographers.
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