Olympus - OM-D E-M10 Mark II Mirrorless Camera with 14-42mm Lens - Silver
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Description
Features
14-42mm II R f/3.5-5.6 lens included
For intricate picture detail.
M.Zuiko Digital lens mount
For use with Micro Four Thirds and M.Zuiko Digital lenses.
16.1-megapixel Live MOS sensor
Captures high-resolution images.
ISO 100-25600, ISO auto
For shooting in most lighting conditions.
Up to 8.5 fps (frames per second)
For continuous shooting mode.
3" LCD monitor
With 1,037K pixels and viewing angles up to 75° for clear images.
Simultaneous RAW + JPEG recording with SHQ, HQ and SQ selections
JPEG, RAW and MPO recording modes for maximum productivity and image flexibility.
TruePic VII imaging processor
Delivers vibrant colors, subtle contrast, razor-sharp images and fine picture detail for true-to-life pictures.
Electronic viewfinder helps you set up shots
Easily keep subjects within frame.
81-point TTL (through-the-lens) autofocus
With Subject-tracking AF and Eye detection AF for optimal clarity.
324-zone TTL full-aperture metering exposure controls
With program, bulb, automatic, manual, aperture-priority and shutter-priority modes.
Pop-up 6-mode flash
With red-eye reduction for natural-looking eyes in portraits.
Extra features
Built-in speaker, RGB primary color filter, auto power save, sharpness control, camera orientation detection, histogram display, cropping an image, and more.
Media Slot
Supports SD Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDHC UHS-I Memory Card, SDXC UHS-I Memory Card cards.
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What's Included
- Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II; M.Zuiko Digital 14-42mm II R lens; Olympus BLS-5 Battery; Battery charger
- USB cable
- body cap
- dust cap
- lens cap
- shoulder strap
Key Specs
- Lens Mount CompatibilityMicro Four Thirds
- Eye Autofocus (Eye AF)Yes
- Image Sensor TypeNMOS
- Image Sensor SizeFour Thirds (17.3 x 13 mm)
- Maximum Focal Length42 millimeters
- Minimum Focal Length14 millimeters
- Maximum Aperture5.6 f/
- Effective Pixels16 megapixels
- Video Resolution1920 x 1080
- Wi-Fi EnabledYes
- WaterproofNo
- Lens SeriesOlympus M.Zuiko
General
- Product NameOM-D E-M10 Mark II Mirrorless Camera with 14-42mm Lens
- BrandOlympus
- Model NumberV207051SU000
- ColorSilver
- Color CategoryMulti
- Product Setw/ 14-42mm Lens
- Lens SeriesOlympus M.Zuiko
- Lens Model NumberM.Zuiko 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 II R
- Camera Model FamilyOlympus E-M10 II
- Digital Camera TypeMirrorless Camera with Lens
- Additional Accessories IncludedBattery charger, Dust cap, Body cap, Lens cap, Shoulder strap, USB cable
Included
- Number of Lenses Included1
- Camera Bag/Case IncludedNo
- Batteries IncludedYes
- AC Adapter IncludedYes
- Memory Card IncludedNo
- Internal Memory IncludedNo
Compatibility
- Lens Mount CompatibilityMicro Four Thirds
- Tripod/Monopod MountableNo
- Memory Card CompatibilitySecure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC)
- Remote CompatibleYes
Imaging
- Eye Autofocus (Eye AF)Yes
- Zoom CapabilityYes
- Lens TypeStandard Zoom
- Digital ZoomNone
- Long ZoomNo
- Image File Format(s)JPEG
- Low Light/High SensitivityYes
- In-Lens Image StabilizationNo
- Image Resolution (Display)4608 x 3456
- Image Sensor TypeNMOS
- Image Sensor SizeFour Thirds (17.3 x 13 mm)
Exposure Control
- Burst ModeYes
- Brightness ControlYes
- White Balance ModesFluorescent; Sunlight; Tungsten light; Flash; Shade; Overcast; Underwater; 2000K - 14000K
- Maximum Expandable ISO100
- Maximum ISO25600
- Minimum ISO100
- Shooting ModesProgram; aperture priority; shutter priority; manual
- Lens Focal Length 35mm Film Equivalent28 - 84mm
- Panorama ModeYes
- Minimum Aperture3.5 f/
- AutofocusYes
- Scene ModesPortrait, e-Portrait, Landscape and more
- Focus RangeNormal
- Maximum Focal Length42 millimeters
- Self TimerYes
- Shutter Speeds60 - 1/6000
- Self-Timer Delay12 seconds
- Flash ModesFill-in
- Minimum Focal Length14 millimeters
- Maximum Aperture5.6 f/
- Effective Pixels16 megapixels
Video
- HD Movie Mode FocusAutomatic
- HDR ModeYes
- Slow Motion RecordingNo
- Video Resolution1920 x 1080
Features
- Face DetectionYes
- Smile ModeNo
- Records AudioYes
- Integrated FlashYes
- Integrated GPSNo
- External Flash MountHot Shoe
Ports
- Charging Interface(s)USB
- Headphone JackNo
Storage
- Number Of Memory Card Slots1
Power
- Number Of Images Per Charge320
- AC Adapter CompatibleYes
- Battery ModelBLS-5
- Removable BatteryYes
- Rechargeable BatteryYes
- Number of Batteries Required1
Connectivity
- Output(s)USB 2.0
- NFC EnabledNo
- PictBridge EnabledNo
- Wi-Fi EnabledYes
Display
- Display TypeLCD
- Touch ScreenYes
- Varying Angle ScreenYes
- Viewfinder TypeElectronic
- Screen Resolution1,037,000 pixels
- Screen Size3 inches
Dimension
- Product Width4.7 inches
- Product Height3.3 inches
- Product Depth1.8 inches
- Product Weight0.8 pounds
- Camera Body Weight0.79 pounds
- Filter Diameter37 millimeters
Performance
- Water ResistantNo
- Shock ResistantNo
- WaterproofNo
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - PartsNot Available
- Manufacturer's Warranty - LaborNot Available
Other
- UPC050332189980
Customer rating
Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars with 103 reviews
(103 Reviews)Expert rating
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 11 reviews
(11 Reviews)Customer images
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Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great all around compact camera
|Posted .I really enjoy this camera. You can take this anywhere throw on a 25 or 45mm lens and you are set. Great start into the micro four thirds world.
I would recommend this to a friend- Pros mentioned:Features, Picture qualityCons mentioned:Menu
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Worthy Next Step
|Posted .Pros mentioned:Features, Picture qualityCons mentioned:MenuI was looking to upgrade my camera from a Nikon Coolpix P600. The Nikon worked, but I wanted more. More definition, better editing (RAW), more clarity, more options. I did my research and kept coming back to the OM-D E-M10 Mk II. I am sure glad I bought it. Positives: Lightweight - I use the same bag for this camera but have added a great 25mm prime lens. I can hike all day with this around my neck ready to shoot and not realize its there. Fantastic features - the built in Image Stabilization (IS) has paid off in spades already. Shutter say 1/40 no problem, clear as a bell no flash, Less? steady yourself a bit, you're probably okay. Drawback: Menus go on forever - There are some shortcuts, but I am not sure I will ever figure out all the menus. Not a serious issue, since I have have also gotten into post processing, so I shoot everything in RAW and JPEG - which you have to dig into the menus to turn on. But I bet if I mastered the settings my straight JPEGs would be even better, and I could share more without editing. Not weather sealed - In the pacific Northwest you need to be careful to not destroy your camera in the weather. Overall -- . A great camera and a good value. The kit lens has a pretty high minimum f stop, and you can find some pretty good 25 mm primes, with a 1.7 f stop for really good narrow depth of field shots and low light shots. But it is very serviceable, I leave it on most of time. The photos I attached were taken on my first and second hikes with the camera. Its easy to get comfortable with.
I would recommend this to a friend Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5Pros mentioned:Picture qualityRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Fantastic Camera-Not for beginners
|Posted .Owned for 1.5 years when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5Pros mentioned:Picture qualityI love this camera, but it does come with its own set of challenges. It takes pristine photos. I take photos of dogs and sometimes find drawbacks with catching wiggle worms. The photo's I do get are amazing, however in a shoot of about 40-50 I get maybe 10-15 great photos. I am still learning how to utilize all of the functions.
Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Loving it!
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendI wanted something more lightweight and compact for travel and occasional parties. Contemplated on getting this and the sony a6300. This suits better for my application. I would buy a prime lens for this and see how it compares to my d800 setup. So far i am loving it!
Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Vaca and Sunny Outdoor Stills
Posted .I would recommend this to a friendDSLRS are great except in bright sunlight. I plan to take this to the Grand Canyon. I have been rehearsing the use of manual focus, reasign a back button for magnify, the front wheel for tweaking the +/- exposure. I can view the scene in the viewfinder in the bright sunlight with assistance of a histogram. It also has dynamic range adjustment. CONS: Difficult menu. Had to modify a spreadsheet from another OMD model to track the Mysets. Created a Gdrive cheat sheet to access from my phone for the Mysets. Retrieving Myset configurations gives different results when retrieved from the menu VS an association on the function wheel. My Myst config summary: OMD E10 ii Mysets Myset 1: Factory Reset Myset 2: Outdoor still. Magnify, HDR, MF, Exp +/- on Front knob Shoot Menu1>Drive Mode>Single CM>TabA>AF Mode>S-af+mf CM>TabA>MFassist>Peaking>On CM>TabA>HomePosition>Center Point CM>TabC>RlsPrioriy>On CM>TabC>Image Stabile Still>S-I.S. Auto CM>TabD>Peaking Color>Red CM>TabE>Metering>CtrWht Myset 3: Outdoor action. AEL/AFL, MULT-F, HDR, REC Shoot Menu1>Drive Mode>Single CM>TabA>AF Mode>C-af CM>TabA>MFassist>Peaking>On CM>TabA>HomePosition>Center Region CM>TabC>RlsPrioriy>On CM>TabC>Image Stabile Still>S-I.S. Auto CM>TabC>Image Stabilization>On CM>TabD>Peaking Color>Red CM>TabE>Metering>CtrWht Myset 4: Indoor. Magnify, Multi-F, 1shotWB, MF Shoot Menu1>Drive Mode>Single CM>TabA>AF Mode>S-af+mf CM>TabA>MFassist>Peaking>On CM>TabA>HomePosition>All Screen CM>TabC>RlsPrioriy>On CM>TabC>Image Stabile Still>S-I.S. Auto CM>TabD>Peaking Color>Red CM>TabE>Metering>dig esp
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Loving it
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendAfter many years with film, and my Olympus om-1 by my side, it was hard to make the change. I’m still learning but I love it
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great bridge camera
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendVery impressive camera in a small body. It allowes all levels of users to capture top quality shots. Don’t let the smaller sensor size fool you; I have used DSLR’s with 24mp sensors and the image quality has been a great match. One recommendation I would give to Olympus is to offer bigger range lense as an option for the kit (14-150).
- Pros mentioned:Features, PriceCons mentioned:Portable
Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Stellar Quality Start when switching from DSLRs
|Posted .Pros mentioned:Features, PriceCons mentioned:PortableI would recommend this to a friendI have been shooting with Nikons and Cannon both in Full Frame and dSLR format for the past 9 years. Suffice to say, it becomes cumbersome carrying a large body camera and lens when trying to capture candid moments at events... or even Burning Man. I made the switch to Mirrorless before attending Burning Man this year. Partly because I did not want to sacrifice my "good" camera but I definitely did not want to sacrifice quality shooting. I cannot express how overwhelmingly impressed I am with the quality of photos I gather with the Olympus. I. Am. Sold. #1. The fact it shoots in RAW is great for post edit (watch out LR5 users. the format requires a plugin". #2. It's so unbelievably small and light! I was able to carry it on me without any issues. It's the perfect fusion of point and shoot and SLR when it comes to compactness and features. #3. I'm considering using this over dSLR for all my non-commercial/professional events. I'm shooting at the same level of quality with the Olympus. I've only tried 3 of the Olympus lenses, none of the ones I've used are equal to my 24-70 Nikkor Lens- but who cares when you are just trying to capture the moment without having to lug the big gear! #4. This price point is BETTER THAN BUYING AN ENTRY LEVEL DSLR! Why spend $500 on an "entry level" dslr when this will supercede that. I never thought I'd endorse a mirrorless as a starter camera- but you can do some great work with this Olympus. If it can survive 2 weeks in Black Rock Desert --- this is a solid quality camera.
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 11 reviews
(11 Reviews)- CNETRating, 4 out of 54.0November 24, 2015Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II (Body only, Black)The camera's currently priced at $750 (£650, AU$1,000) for the kit with the 14-42mm power zoom lens, though I expect that to drop as it gets a little older. At this price, it's on the expensive side relative to competitors.Full Review
- Tom's GuideRating, 4 out of 54.0Theano Nikitas on January 27, 2016Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Review: Ultimate ControlThe Olympus O-MD E-M10 Mark II is a solid choice for experienced photographers — pros and amateur enthusiasts alike — who want a small camera that doesn't skimp on features, performance or image quality. While you'll have to step up to the O-MDFull Review
- Digital TrendsRating, 4 out of 54.0David Elrich on May 18, 2016Olympus OM-D E-M10 II reviewOlympus' E-M10 II is the perfect starter camera for going mirrorless, or a worthwhile upgrade.Full Review
- PCMagRating, 4 out of 54.0Jim Fisher on November 25, 2015Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IIThe OM-D E-M10 Mark II is another solid mirrorless camera from Olympus thanks to 5-axis stabilization and a great EVF, but it's missing 4K video.Full Review
- The WirecutterAmadou Diallo on September 13, 2017The Best Midrange Mirrorless CameraAfter 70 hours of research and testing over three years, we think the Olympus OM-D E-M10 II is the best midrange mirrorless camera for most people.Full Review
- StuffRating, 5 out of 55.0December 9, 2015Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II reviewA great system camera for beginners and pros alikeFull Review
- The Imaging Resource!November 16, 2015Olympus E-M10 II ReviewSporting an incredible amount of features in a professional-grade body with excellent image quality for its class, the Olympus E-M10 II is the best "all-around" entry-level camera we've yet reviewed.Full Review
- ePHOTOzineDavid Thorpe on July 15, 2016Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Video ReviewDavid Thorpe gives his video review of the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II, the feature rich entry level mirrorless camera from Olympus with an electronic viewfinder.Full Review
Q: QuestionIs the main lens or the telephoto lens, motorized? Are they available as manual?
Asked by schapj.
- A:Answer No, the lens included in the kit with this camera is a manual zoom action lens, this is done by turning the middle ring on the barrel of this lens. For a compatible zoom lens with motorized zoom action, please take a look at the Olympus EZ (electronic zoom) line of lenses, such as the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-50mm f/3.5-6.3 EZ Lens or the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 EZ Lens.
Answered by Olympus America Inc
Q: QuestionWould this be a good option for fashion photography?
Asked by Rookie.
- A:Answer Yes, this type of camera can be used for fashion photography, specially when paired with our higher end lenses, such as the Olympus M.Zuiko Pro lenses. These lenses are compatible with this camera, or any other Olympus OM-D or PEN series cameras.
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Q: QuestionIs this a digital or film camera?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer This is a digital camera. Olympus has not made film cameras for many years.
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Q: QuestionWould this be considered a DSLR camera?
Asked by madeline.
- A:Answer Technically NO It is not a DSLR. Traditional DSLRs all contain a Mirror and Prism (optical Viewfinder) The E-M10 MkII functions much in the same way a DSLR does but it is Mirrorless and has an Electronic Viewfinder
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Q: QuestionDoes my old SLR camera's OM mount lense work on this camera.
Asked by Arun.
- A:Answer You can use older OM film lenses on Modern Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras by using a lens adapter. Fotodiox still makes these adapters.
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Q: Questioni have a minolta x-370 and was wondering if my lenses will work on this camera
Asked by dana6e.
- A:Answer The camera you mentioned has a different mount (called MD mount) and Olympus uses m4/3 (micro 4/3) mount. Quick answer is no. But there is a MD - m4/3 adapter, not sure if the $100 purchase would be worth it.
Answered by 90sNostalgic
Q: QuestionCan an external mic be added
Asked by Jcole.
- A:Answer There is no method of connecting an external Microphone to the E-M10 Mk II. The E-M5 MkII does offer an external MIC jack
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Q: QuestionMy brother is getting married, and I was wondering would this camera be good for that kind of situation? Would I need to purchase a lense that will autozoom, or would the features this has already do fine on its own?
Asked by AoifeSenpai.
- A:Answer I am not sure what you mean by "AUTOZOOM" But I would recommend the following lens as an excellent match for this camera so you can get great images of you Brother's Wedding https://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchpage.jsp?st=v315030bu000&_dyncharset=UTF-8&_dynSessConf=&id=pcat17071&type=page&sc=Global&cp=1&nrp=&sp=&qp=&list=n&af=true&iht=y&usc=All+Categories&ks=960&keys=keys
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