Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II 4/3" MILC Body 16.1 MP Live MOS 4608 x 3456 pixels Black, Silver

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2015-09-11 16:19:37

Average rating:88

Uk has collected 122 expert reviews for Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II 4/3" MILC Body 16.1 MP Live MOS 4608 x 3456 pixels Black, Silver and the average expert rating is 88 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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gadgetguy.com.au

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2015-09-11 16:17:24

Average rating:90

Looking for a camera that can handle the real world and not take too much of your luggage up? Olympus lets us play with its second-gen E-M5. Is this the best digital mirrorless yet?When it comes to mirrorless cameras and the interchangeable ilk, it's hard...

Very comfortable to hold; Excellent image quality; OLED touchscreen included, with a vari-angle hinge; Includes WiFi, and can be controlled via smartphone or tablet; Extra high-resolution mode is a really cool inclusion, even if it does need a tripod or a...
A little slow to start up; Still no flash built in; External battery charger still required to charge the camera up;...
For a long time, this journalist has been a photographer, and like so many others out there, has tried to document the world putting eye to the viewfinder.He's gone through film and made his way to digital, and has carried around big hulking beasts that s...

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goodgearguide.com.au

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2015-09-11 16:17:24

Average rating:85

It may not be a large and bulky digital SLR, but the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is a heavy hitting camera that's designed especially for those of you who desire advanced controls -- controls of the sort that can tailor almost every single aspect of your ph...

Crisp image quality, Advanced controls and highly customisable, High quality EVF...
Left-hinged screen feels unintuitive on this camera...

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howtospendit.ft.com

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2015-09-11 16:17:24

Average rating:0

So it was when it introduced the retro OM-D a couple of years ago. Although deeply digital, the OM-D was recognisably and reassuringly an old-style SLR, but one that had been sprinkled with magic shrinking dust – Olympus had reduced a fully-fledged DSLR t...

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avhub.com.au

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2015-09-11 16:18:02

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Back On The FrontlineIf the OM-D system's flagship, the E-M1, wasn't proof enough, the new and significantly upgraded version of the E-M5 confirms Olympus is back in the big league when it comes to high-end cameras.It's been a very long time since there's...

Whether Olympus will actually manage to revisit the dizzy heights it enjoyed during the OM System's glory days remains to be seen, but it's done all the right things so far and you get the sense that there's much more to come… much more. The flagship E-M1...

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pocket-lint.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:21

Average rating:90

Thank the stars that Olympus has settled on a name and number, with the second-generation OM-D E-M5 deploying the "Mark II" badge of honour. That's earned confidence: rather than reaching into the numbers pool and being named an E-M27 or something, the E-...

Decent build quality and great retro style, 2x2 switch control, all-round improvements from first-generation E-M5, that 5-axis stabilisation system, High Res Shot for 40/64MP tripod-based shots...
Too easy to knock front dial and press HDR button by accident, limited battery life as ever, low-light image quality limitations, no 4K video...
Although image quality and autofocus ability aren't giant leaps ahead compared to the first-generation model, the E-M5 Mark II shows that OM-D has landed. It's a good-looking, classy performer that takes the original's concept and elevates it to a h...

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Digitaltrends.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:22

Average rating:85

Olympus has enhanced its popular 16-megapixel, weather-resistant OM-D E-M5 Micro Four Thirds (MFT) mirrorless camera with an excellent new edition that shoots better video, and has a special 40-megapixel still photo setting, Wi-Fi, and a number of other g...

High-quality stills and videos, Five-axis image stabilization, Superb high ISO handling, 40-megapixel photo mode, Highly customizable...
Menu system and controls slightly clunky to use, Flash not built in, No 4K support...
The DT Accessory PackUp your game and the get the most out of your gear with the following extras, hand-picked by our editors:Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 Pro interchangeable lens ($900)To get the most out of the E-M5 Mark II, use one of Olympu...

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reviewed.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:93

In case you missed the last few months, it's 2015. Mirrorless cameras graduated from their awkward adolescence a while ago. No longer just a novel concept best suited for dyed-in the-wool camera geeks, mirrorless is finally living up to its full potential...

Another excellent little OM-D When the original OM-D E-M5 debuted almost three years ago, it was sold on the promise of five-axis stabilization and retro design, tipping its hat to the legacy of Olympus's OM film cameras. That legacy lives on, but the...

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photoreview.com.au

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:90

We knew an update to the popular Olympus OM-D E-M5 was in the offing when the company quietly announced it had stopped making the camera in November 2014. So when the E-M5 Mark II was unveiled on 5 February, nobody was really surprised. What did surprise...

When the E-M5 was launched in September 2010 it rapidly became the most sought-after camera of its type. It's taken four years and three interim models to come up with the E-M5 Mark II and each model has offered at least one new feature to attract serious...

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amateurphotographer.co.uk

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:100

Three years ago Olympus turned the compact system camera market on its head with the launch of the OM-D E-M5. This enthusiast-oriented model packed a groundbreaking 5-axis image stabilisation system into its compact, weatherproof, and handsomely retro-sty...

Excellent JPEG image quality, Fast, responsive operation, Robust, weather-resistant body, Almost all controls can be customised to suit the user...
Complex menus are difficult to master, Connectors interfere with articulated screen, Raw image quality can't quite match larger sensor cameras...

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techradar.com

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2015-09-11 16:19:18

Average rating:90

The Olympus OM-D series is the perfect antidote to bloated DSLRs. These OM-D cameras are small, precise and beautifully made.They use a Micro Four Thirds sensor with about half the area of the APS-C sensors in rival compact system cameras and digital SLRs...

Small size, Precision feel, 40M High Res mode, excellent 5, axis stabilization...
Complex controls and customization, Smaller sensor than some rival CSCs...
The E-M5 Mark II is incredibly powerful and versatile yet small and light too. Olympus has introduced a number of very interesting technologies with real, practical value...

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techradar.com/au/

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2015-09-11 16:19:18

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The Olympus OM-D series is the perfect antidote to bloated DSLRs. These OM-D cameras are small, precise and beautifully made.They use a Micro Four Thirds sensor with about half the area of the APS-C sensors in rival compact system cameras and digital SL...

Small size, Precision feel, 40M High Res mode, excellent 5axis stabilization...
Complex controls and customization, Smaller sensor than some rival CSCs...
The E-M5 Mark II is incredibly powerful and versatile yet small and light too. Olympus has introduced a number of very interesting technologies with real, practical value...

trustedreviews.com

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2015-09-11 16:19:37

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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II – First Impressions The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is the updated version of a CSC that's been around for three years. That the old E-M5 survived this long on shelves is testament to how well Olympus did with the design the first...

Great 5-axis OIS, Excellent handling and controls, Much-improved EVF...
No 4K video, Lesser detail and high ISO performance than some...
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II isn't a camera that'll bowl you over with new features. That's not what it's about. Plentiful optimisations will subtly enrich what it's like to use, making it altogether better than what came before in just about every resp...

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practicalphotography.com

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2015-10-02 16:14:30

Average rating:100

Olympus has a broad spanning range of Compact System Cameras (CSCs), and the E-M5 Mk II is the latest addition to the pack. The Mk II replaces the three-year-old E-M5, which sat in between the entry-level E-M10 (£399) and flagship E-M1 (£899). Many of its...

Photo answers review Photo answers rating Olympus has a broad spanning range of Compact System Cameras (CSCs), and the E-M5 Mk II is the latest addition to the pack. The Mk II replaces the three-year-old E-M5, which sat in between the entry-level E-M1...

stuff.tv

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2015-12-01 11:23:07

Average rating:100

The OM-D E-M5 Mark II is Olympus's mid-range, high-end compact system camera. Got that?Basically, it plays piggy in the middle to the more expensive OM-D E-M1 and the cheaper E-M10 II, so you can pick one up for just under £800.The E-M5 was the first came...

Small, light and weatherproof, Large, bright viewfinder, Excellent image quality, 5-axis image stabilisation allows slow shutter speeds...
No 4K video recording, High Res Shot only works in certain situations...
Images are gorgeous, and using the camera is a customiser's dream Olympus took its sweet old time releasing an upgrade to its original OM-D E-M5, but as some philosopher probably once said, some things in life are worth waiting for. What we have here is...

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pcauthority.com.au

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2015-12-10 12:10:25

Average rating:100

The OM-D E-M5 Mark II is Olympus's mid-range, high-end compact system camera. Got that? Basically, it plays piggy in the middle to the more expensive OM-D E-M1 and the cheaper E-M10 II, so you can pick one up for just over $1000. The E-M5 was the firs...

With enough retro style to please the hipster inside you, and substance aplenty, this is a satisfying upgrade to the original E-M5...

techsmart.co.za

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2016-02-08 07:44:23

Average rating:0

Along with Fujifilm, Olympus has done a lot to enhance the reputation of mirrorless cameras locally. While these smaller beauties might not have all the attention of the South African buying public just yet, they certainly should, especially if you take c...

Great weathersealed body, Image quality cannot be questioned, Loads of features...
Resolution now too low, High resolution mode needs a tripod, Price is high...

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EISA.eu

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2016-04-01 16:52:56

Average rating:0

The Mark II sees the popular E-M5 refined to being a really serious photographic tool. The superb electronic viewfinder, fully articulated touchscreen, quiet shutter, and extremely effective 5-axis in-body image stabilisation system combine to make an exc...

dpexpert.com.au

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2016-04-01 16:52:57

Average rating:0

1200 body [street price – available April] Still a thing of beautyThis 16mp compact system camera is the evolved upgrade of the E-M5 that was announced two years ago. Since then WiFi has become universal in cameras, so it is one obvious improvement in th...

The 40 megapixel high resolution function; incamera keystone correction; one button HDR; improved image stabilisation and its effect on video; lovely image quality and beautiful aesthetics. The addition of a second microphone input is good for third party...
The articulated LCD is not an improvement on the vertical flip screen for a stills camera...

pcworld.co.nz

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2016-11-16 15:55:30

Average rating:85

It may not be a large and bulky digital SLR, but the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is a heavy hitting camera that's designed especially for those of you who desire advanced controls -- controls of the sort that can tailor almost every single aspect of your ph...

Crisp image quality, Advanced controls and highly customisable, High quality EVF...
Left-hinged screen feels unintuitive on this camera...
performance was expectedly swift from this camera, and its picture quality is as good as what we expected considering the other Olympus cameras we've tested in the range. Clarity was high, with plenty of detail captured without blemishes, and colours rem...

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stuff.tv/my/

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2016-11-23 12:42:55

Average rating:100

The OM-D E-M5 Mark II is Olympus's mid-range, high-end compact system camera. Got that?Basically, it plays piggy in the middle to the more expensive OM-D E-M1 and the cheaper E-M10 II, so you can pick one up for just under RM4,000.The E-M5 was the first c...

Small, light and weatherproof, Large, bright viewfinder, Excellent image quality, 5-axis image stabilisation allows slow shutter speeds...
No 4K video recording, High Res Shot only works in certain situations...
Olympus took its sweet old time releasing an upgrade to its original OM-D E-M5, but as some philosopher probably once said, some things in life are worth waiting for.What we have here is a number of small, but significant, upgrades that make it tempting e...

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goodhousekeeping.co.uk

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2017-11-01 07:39:44

Average rating:83

The OM-D series calls on the nostalgic design of analogue SLR cameras and the mid-range model blends retro style with the latest micro four-thirds photography. Its all-metal body protects the E-M5 MkII from knocks and weather, while the faux leather grips...

A bright and crisp EVF shows key inormation and previews your shots clearly, The articulated touchscreen allows easy autofocus pointing and shooting with one tap, Its allmetal body is dust, shock and weather resistant, Manual focus is helped by accurate f...
Video quality is limited to Full HD rather than 4K, Macro mode doesn't get its own setting on the exposure dial, The menu isn't the easiest or quickest to navigate, Not the best performer in low light at this price point, Instead of standard Micro USB cab...
The fully articulated touchscreen monitor that makes it very easy to aim the 80-point autofocus and take a shot. Image stabilisation was excellent and the zoom was also very smooth, so it's a pity video quality is limited to 1080p. The still shots in RAW...

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gadgetspeak.com

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2018-06-11 17:57:47

Average rating:84

As always I start in Auto mode while I familiarize myself with everything it can do. My first time out with it was taking photos in a pub of a jazz gig the first test passed with flying colours as this unit comes with a flash shoe but not a built in flash...

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practicalphotography.com

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2018-06-11 17:57:47

Average rating:0

It would take a keen eye to tell the Mk II from the original E-M5, as external changes are minimal. The body has been refined, and with dimensions of 123.7x85x44.5mm it's a little wider and deeper, but also 5mm more stout. Changes are much more apparent u...

The Olympus E-M5 Mk II has all of the functionality of a D-SLR in a sleek, retro-styled body. It's a fully comprehensive camera with the ability to change lenses, shoot RAW, compose through its viewfinder or dial in exposure values using the twin command...

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gizmodo.co.uk

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2019-12-07 11:31:32

Average rating:0

Beautiful retro design. Pro-level controls. So small. The Olympus OM-D E-M5 was the mirrorless camera for discerning photographers. Three years later, it's finally getting a update in the form of the new E-M5 Mark II. It provides some welcome improvement...

Image stabilisation is second to none, Physical control scheme is a joy for power-users like me, One of the most underrated things about the E-M5 is the bundled flash. It's the first I've seen that tilts and rotates just like a large speedlight flash. Tha...
Image quality hasn't improved in the three years since the original EM-5 was released, despite still being very good, It's expensive when compared to cameras with larger sensors from other companies, Hard for me to get over the lack of detail when shootin...
The EM-5 Mark II is certainly hugely capable as an enthusiast camera for general purpose photography. It suits most types of shooting, with the exception of fast-moving sports and wildlife. The biggest knock is price. Sony's a6000 can be found for half th...

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shutterbug.com

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2015-09-11 16:17:24

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If you're looking for a small and portable yet powerful camera that's a good alternative to heftier digital SLR models, Olympus' OM-D line of mirrorless compact system cameras are some of the best options out there. These retro-styled shooters recall came...

The E-M5 Mark II is another evolutionary improvement in Olympus' OM-D line of mirrorless, compact system cameras. While this attractive, retro-style shooter (which looks like a cross between a miniature SLR and a rangefinder) doesn't break much new ground...

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imaging-resource.com

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2015-09-11 16:17:24

Average rating:90

Video shooters in particular will be thrilled with some of the changes made in the Olympus E-M5 II. Although the image stabilization system doesn't offer the full five-stop corrective range for video, it's nonetheless impressively steady, and comes couple...

Excellent handling in a compact, weather-sealed body; Crisp, roomy electronic viewfinder; Image quality that can take the fight to APS-C DSLRs; Unique high-res mode lets it bat far above its weight for static scenes; Extremely fast 10 fps burst shooting...
Control dials are easily bumped; Below-average battery life at default settings; Buffer depths for raw shooters are a bit limited; 16-megapixel sensor resolution feels dated; Weak bundled flash strobe...

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digitalcameraworld.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:02

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In our latest digital camera comparison, we put high-resolution Micro Four Thirds CSC, a high-res full-frame DSLR and a digital medium format camera head to head.An unfair comparison? Maybe. But all three cameras can record photos bigger than 50 megapixel...

popphoto.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:02

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Brian KlutchThe Olympus OM-D  E-M5  Mark II has a 16.1MP Four Thirds-format CMOS sensor, 5-axis sensor- based image stabilization, 5-fps bursts and video up to 1920x1080p60 for $1,100, street, body onlyOlympus' OM-D E-M5 got a lot of love when it was anno...

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dxomark.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:21

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Olympus's latest mirrorless hybrid offering, the OM-D E-M5 Mark II, is an updated version of their original and hugely successful E-M5. Boasting a new weather-resistant shell and improvements to its handling and performance capabilities, the latest model...

The improvements to the EVF and LCD screen resolution, alongside more customizable controls, have updated the OM-D E-M5 Mark II to respond to the 2015 hybrid market. What's more, with its retro styling, weather-resistant construction, and large range of i...

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mashable.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:22

Average rating:0

There's no end in sight to Olympus's winning streak.Three years ago, Olympus surprised everyone with the OM-D E-M5. It was a revolutionary camera not just in design, but in performance. It was the first mirrorless camera to have a 5-axis image stabilizati...

Great flip/tilt-out touchscreen, More dials and buttons, Better grip, Weather-sealing, 40-megapixel high-res mode, Tons more video recording frame rates, High-resolution electronic viewfinder, Excellent image stabilization...
Still no 4K video recording, Pro or premium lens required to get best high-res mode shots, Slightly lower battery life...
Olympus plays it safe with smaller upgrades on the OM-D E-M5 Mark II, but it's still a badass camera in a small package...

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cameralabs.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:40

Average rating:88

Externally the EM5 Mark II shares a great deal with its predecessor with a compact, tough and weather-proof body, but it's now additionally tested to be freeze-proof. Fans of the higher-end OMD EM1 will be pleased to find a redesigned grip, chunkier contr...

Small weatherproof body with great controls, Fantastic built-in stabilization works with any lens, Big, detailed viewfinder and fully-articulated touch screen, Fast accurate focusing with great face and eye detection, Built-in Wifi with powerful mobile ap...
Native image quality similar to previous models, 40MP mode requires specific conditions and lenses to shine, Continuous AF becomes less confident with fast subjects, Timelapse and miniature movies encoded at low frame rate, Slow wakeup when Quick Sleep is...
The Olympus OMD EM5 Mark II is one of the most satisfying all-round cameras I've tested to date. It takes the charm of the original EM5, adds a bunch of features from the flagship EM1, complements them with a few new ones and even manages to improve some...

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dpreview.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:81

Review based on production Olympus OM-D E-M5 IIOlympus's OM-D E-M5 II is, like its predecessor, a small, attractive and usable 16MP camera. In fact, at first glance it looks relatively unchanged. The most obvious additions are its more advanced movie capa...

Very good image quality - good dynamic range and color, Extensive and customizable external controls, Excellent build quality and sense of solidity, Class-leading image stabilization - also available for video recording, Broad set of features to support v...
Low resolution by contemporary standards, Complex menu system and extensive customization options can be overwhelming, Video output not as detailed as it could be, Default autofocus settings limit camera performance...
The E-M5 II is a great all-rounder that improves over its well-respected predecessor in almost every respect. Although it faces stiff competition from higher-resolution peers in this segment of the mirrorless market, the combination of a deep feature set...

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tomsguide.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:80

Olympus cameras inspire affection in many people because of the devices' petite, metal-clad designs; retro SLR looks; and colorful photos. The new OM-D E-M5 Mark II (let's just say M5 MII) is no exception. Its weatherproof, black magnesium-alloy body feel...

Petit, weather-sealed bod, Excellent photo and video qualit, Five-axis image stabilizatio, Large articulating LCD with tap-to-focu, Electronic viewfinder...
Overly complex interfac, No built-in flas, Autofocus sometimes sluggish in low light...
Compact, powerful and weatherproof, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 lets you shoot great photos and videos nearly anywhere. Olympus cameras inspire affection in many people because of the devices' petite, metal-clad designs; retro SLR looks; and colorful...

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whatdigitalcamera.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:92

Before that point the CSC market had mostly consisted of cameras targeted at the entry-level end of the market and those wanting to make the step up from a standard compact camera without the bulk of a DSLR.However, the E-M5 arrived with a more advanced f...

Excellent operating speed, Great build quality including weather resistance, Full customisation of most controls Great JPEG image quality...
Raw image quality doesn't quite match competition, Menu interface somewhat challenging, A few design errors...

photographybay.com

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2015-09-11 16:18:59

Average rating:0

Digital Rev has posted its latest video review with the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II with Kai at the helm again. While he's not a fan of the retro styling, he seems to think the E-M5 Mark II is a solid Micro Four Thirds camera.Last week, we showcased an imag...

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photographyblog.com

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2015-09-11 16:19:18

Average rating:100

The E-M5 Mark II is the new flagship Micro Four Thirds compact system camera from Olympus. The third model in the range of cameras dubbed OM-D, the E-M5 Mark II is a classically styled 16.1 megapixel model that offers the world's most effective 5-axis ima...

It may look similar to the 3-year-old EM-5, but with a plethora of "under-the-hood" improvements, the new Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II far surpasses that camera, and in some ways the flagship OM-D E-M1 too. Although not quite as easy to use as the slightly...

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pcmag.com

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2015-09-11 16:19:18

Average rating:80

The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II ($1,099.99, body only) is the long-awaited follow-up to one of our favorite mirrorless cameras, the E-M5$599.00 at Amazon. The Mark II builds on its predecessor's features, adding Wi-Fi, improving image stabilization, and add...

Compact. Quick 10.4fps burst rate. Sharp EVF. Vari-angle touch-screen LCD. Excellent control layout. 40-megapixel High Res mode. In-body image stabilization. Weather-sealed design. Large lens library. PC sync socket. Wi-Fi.
Limited shots per burst. High Res mode requires sturdy tripod and static subject. Subject tracking disappoints. Omits built-in flash. Lacks 4K support...
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II has a unique high-resolution capture mode, but it's not the best camera for shooting fast-moving subjects...

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steves-digicams.com

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2015-09-11 16:19:37

Average rating:0

Meet the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II, an advanced interchangeable lens camera that's not only compact, dustproof, and splashproof, but also stuffed with new technologies to capture unparalleled high resolution still images and HD videos.At the core of the O...

All shooting modes are accurate and easy in all situations, iAuto produces a much brighter, more vivid image, Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record, WeatherResistant body is ready for almost any shooting conditions, Excellent overall im...
Some may consider iAuto to be over the top with color, almost unrealistic...
Meet the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II, an advanced interchangeable lens camera that's not only compact, dustproof, and splashproof, but also stuffed with new technologies to capture unparalleled high resolution still images and HD videos.At the core of the O...

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Neocamera.com

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2016-02-08 07:44:23

Average rating:80

The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is the latest Olympus Mirrorless Digital Camera. It replaces the E-M5 which originally brought professional features to the Micro Four-Thirds format and was later superseded as flagship mirrorless digital camera by the OM-D E...

Excellent image quality, Very good metering, Reliable Automatic WhiteBalance, Superb builtin stabilization, Virtually no shutterlag, Fast contrastdetect AF, Fast shottoshot speed, Very responsive, Excellent automatic Manual Focus Assist, Good build qualit...
Poor color accuracy, Strong antialias filter, Not always ExposurePriority and frequently wrong LiveHistogram, 1080p @ 60 FPS has recording 8s limit, 1s filming delay, Weak LCD hinge, Uncomfortable eyelets, Short batterylife...
The E-M5 Mark II is the first professional Olympus Micro Four-Thirds camera to enter its second generation. Even though it falls in the middle of the OM-D family, the E-M5 Mark II has an incredibly rich feature-set which almost matches the flagship E-M1 r...

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camerastuffreview.com

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2016-11-16 15:55:30

Average rating:0

Both the OM-D- E-M10 and the OM-D E-M5 MK2 are high-quality cameras with a luxurious appearance and many options. Even so, the Olympus OM-D EM5 MK2, which is intended for amateurs, distinguishes itself on various points from the less expensive OM-D E-M10...

High image quality, especially the 40megapixel shots, Best Olympus video camera, The same large viewfinder image as an SLR with fullframe sensor, Perfect image stabilization, even for video, Electronic shutter with completely silent mode and 1/16,000 shut...
High resolution shots only from a tripod and of nonmoving subjects...

examiner.com

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2016-11-16 15:55:30

Average rating:80

After 10 years of carrying heavy DSLR gear around (or in more recent months, NOT carrying DSLR gear around due to the bulk and inconvenience), I started considering reducing the size of my kit. I'd been hearing a lot of good coming out of the mirrorless c...

dpreview.com

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2017-07-04 02:14:12

Average rating:0

Last updated: June 2, 2017These days, many (if not most) consumers are likely to shop based on price and capability, rather than according to whether a certain model contains a mirror, or not. We think this is a good thing; With all the increased competit...

Google is holding a competition that could see your Pixel photos gracing millions of screens. Nikon's 100th birthday party continues worldwide as a distributor in Italy organized a one-of-a-kind feat: assembling the world's largest 'human camera' from ov...

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dpreview.com

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2017-07-04 02:14:12

Average rating:0

In late 2015, many (if not most) consumers are likely to shop based on price and capability, rather than according to whether a certain model contains a mirror, or not. We think this is a good thing; with all the increased competition, cameras are improvi...

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pdnonline.com

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2017-08-31 09:19:36

Average rating:0

No other camera category has seen as much innovation and novelty as the mirrorless market over the past several years, and the latest crop of models are a testament to that. They're driving forward not only new features but more compact designs targeted a...

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dpreview.com

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2017-11-25 11:19:12

Average rating:0

Last updated: November 21, 2017If you're getting serious about photography and don't mind spending a bit more money, you'll find some amazing cameras in the $1000-1500 price range. These cameras have excellent sensors (some full-frame), advanced autofocus...

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thephoblographer.com

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2019-12-07 11:31:32

Average rating:0

Yes, it's real. Yes, we've known about it for a while.And yes, the Olympus OMD EM5 MK II is a pretty awesome camera so far. As of my typing this article up, I've been playing with it for less than eight hours–but it's enough for us to state that the cam...

The new Olympus OMD EM10 Mk II has a simulated optical viewfinder mode and a new way of selecting the AF points.Quick Autofocus Test Fujifilm X Pro 1 (Firmware 2.0) vs Olympus OMD EM5In this blog post, we put the Fujifilm X Pro 1 against the Olympus OMD E...

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