Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III
MYR 6,300.00 - MYR 7,919.00
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6 years ago
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III Body Only - Black E-M1 MARK III BODY BLK ONLY review
The Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III, offers what some might see as an incremental upgrade to the OM-D E-M1 Mark II , however, the E-M1 II (and Panasonic Lumix G9) are still, to this day, some of the only cameras to offer 60fps continuous shooting at 20mp.
Pros:
- Innovative new features including LiveND
- Star focus
- Exceptional in-body image stabilisation system
- New ISO / Exposure compensation buttons
- New power options (can run on USB power)
- 60fps continuous shooting available
- Handheld high-res shooting 50mp
- 80mp tripod mode
- Improved focus including...
Cons:
- Some will want more megapixels
- Higher ISO speeds don't match the competition
- Advanced menu system needs a refresh
6 years ago
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III Body Only - Black E-M1 MARK III BODY BLK ONLY review
Olmpus released the third-generation E-M1 with highly similar specifications to its predecessor which makes it seem incremental change and indeed it is. Crucially though, this new revision makes substantial fixes to take the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III to the next level, earning it an Excellent...
Pros:
- Class-leading silent 60 FPS drive
- Amazing 18 FPS drive with Continuous AF
- Best-in-class 5-axis image-stabilization
- Low image-noise up to ISO 3200
- Reliable multi-segment metering system
- Ultra-fast hybrid AF
- Virtually no shutter-lag
- Excellent shot-to-shot speed
- Very well-utilized dual...
Cons:
- Poor Automatic White-Balance
- Below average color accuracy
- EVF is not Exposure Priority
- Highlights clipped on Preview
- Eye-Start Sensor exits Playback
- Highly modal interface
- Non-linear AEB order
- Battery-life is below average
- Quite expensive
5 years ago
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III review: Technological powerhouse
A technological powerhouse that thinks differently. Sure, its smaller-scale sensor isn't the best in low-light, but the abundance of shooting modes and technologies on offer here superb - as is the exceptional image stabilisation system. The battle between sensor sizes just got more interesting.
Pros:
- Rapid and robust handling
- More shooting modes than you can shake a stick at
- Excellent image stabilisation system
- Refined autofocus system
- Great selection of lenses
Cons:
- Micro Four Thirds sensor size limited in low-contrast light
- Default noise reduction too aggressive
- Perceived lack of progress in core features
- Better viewfinders elsewhere
5 years ago
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III review
The Olympus E-M1 III is our favorite Micro Four Thirds cameras for stills shooters, as of publication. It's capable of very good image quality and jam-packed with fun and useful features. It's also no slouch when it comes to 4K video capture and offers some of the best image stabilization around. All this in a supremely well-built, comfortable, customizable and attractive body. That said being said, there are more capable, large sensor cameras available for the money.
Pros:
- Action, wildlife, nature and landscape shooters (with high-res mode). Micro Four Thirds shooters seeking the best image quality. General and travel photographers desiring a small kit.
Cons:
- Those requiring the best dynamic range and/or resolution. Those needing reliable subject tracking
6 years ago
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III Body Only - Black E-M1 MARK III BODY BLK ONLY review
Olympus’s updated Micro Four Thirds flagship is packed full of clever tech that helps you get pictures other cameras can’t. Andy Westlake investigates
Pros:
- Excellent control layout and handling
- aided by addition of AF joystick
- Superb build quality with full weather-proofing
- Incredibly effective in-body stabilisation
- Super-fast autofocus and shooting
- Huge range of useful photographic features
- Attractive JPEG output
- Excellent control layout and...
Cons:
- Relatively low resolution viewfinder and screen compared to high-end mirrorless peers
- Huge and dense menu system makes advanced options difficult to find and use
- Raw image quality lags behind larger-sensor peers
- Vertical grip lacks AF joystick
- Relatively low resolution viewfinder and screen...
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