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Hello to all! For the past 8 years I have been running this website and it has grown to beyond my wildest dreams. PLEASE! I NEED YOUR HELP TO KEEP THIS WEBSITE RUNNING, IT IS SO EASY AND FREEE for you to HELP OUT! Even so, I know enough to say that for me, no other camera released in 2016 delivered the goods quite like this one did. I will be continuing my evaluation of the EM1 MKII, and will have my part 2 of the review soon 😉 Stay tuned. KEEP IN MIND, I do not review DLSR’s these days, so I concentrate on mirrorless, hence no DSLR’s were under consideration by me for this slot.
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Then again, there is no full frame sensor camera on earth that can perform to the speed and response level of the EM1 MKII. The only knock one may have against it is that this system is never going to be as good in really low light as a full frame sensor.
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It’s versatile as all get out, the 4K cinema HD video is phenomenal, the speed is as good as it gets, the size of the lenses and system are indeed smaller and lighter than pro DSLR’s and the lenses, especially the pro line are up there with the best lenses ever made. I feel no other camera released this year can touch it for EVERYTHING, as a package. In any case, this is my 2016 pick for best camera of the year, and for me it was no contest. Looks like Sony finally has some mirrorless competition this year 🙂 With the review accolades mounting it is apparent that this camera is one to be reckoned with. Truth be told, I think Olympus really needed this camera and I am happy they forged on and created it. Many still use the EM1, as its just as good today as it was yesterday.
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The EM1 MKII today can be used by amateur, enthusiast or pro and with the long life of this series it is a camera that can be with you for a long long time. I proclaimed it the new “Bokeh King” in my review. With the new 25 f/1.2 we can now get shallow DOF with M 4/3 and it’s truly one of the best primes I have ever shot with. The EVF is brilliant, the speed phenomenal, the AF tracking as good as I have seen, and the dynamic range is as good as most other cameras I shoot with. I managed 2 seconds but my hands are not as steady as they used to be. With the 5 Axis in this guy along with the new 12-100 lens I have seen some handhold a shot for 5 seconds. With the pro lenses like the amazing 7-14, 12-100, 25 f1.2 and others there truly is nothing this camera can not do. Now that I have an EM1 MKII here at home, I have been evaluating it further and it just impresses me more and more. The resulting images portrayed exactly what I experienced in ey, dreary and wet 😉 I dropped it twice, the lenses were soaked to the core and yet it never ever gave me a hiccup. The MKII I was using was pelted with sleet, rain and snow. When I used the new MKII in Iceland, the weather was cold, the skies were grey and dreary, and the elements we subjected the cameras and lenses to were extreme to say the least. More with the lovely 25 1.2 – Click them for larger! What drew so many to the EM1 was the pro rock solid build, the 5 Axis IS, the weather sealing, the speed, the lenses and the performance that to me, and I said it back then in my EM1 review, stood toe to toe with ANY APS-C camera. When the EM1 MkI was released I saw quite a few pros switching over to Olympus from Nikon, Canon and others. Some trashed the system, some praised it but all who really sat down to use it knew something good was brewing within these cameras that were being developed. In the past many were suspicious of investing into 4/3 or even micro 4/3 due to the smaller sensor. Today though, Olympus has created a camera that is so far beyond that original E1 it is a little bit scary, and amazing at the same time. The performance at the time was superior to anything else I had tried, and it just worked so well. I loved that E1 so much, and used it every day back when it was new. I loved this thing back when it was released. Olympus has come such a long way since the original 4/3 E1 (who remembers that one)? Two with my fave M 4/3 lens ever, the Olympus 25 f/1.2 Pro The size, the feel, the design, the haptics and the usability are just about perfect but that is only the beginning of what this camera offers. I knew the Olympus EM1 MKII was special the moment Olympus handed me a bag loaded with one and a few lenses when I was in Iceland this year. Some were good, some were great… but to me only one “HAD IT ALL” with its amazing build, speed, technology, fantastic lenses and features. Order the E-M1 MKII at B&H Photo HERE or Amazon HERE.Īnother year is passing us by and 2016 provided us with many new mirrorless camera releases.
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