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and here we have the Olympus E-M10. This
is the camera that started the big
migration to the micro four-thirds
market. This is the kit version with the
14-42. If the video helps you remember
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Alright so, let's take a closer look at
the Olympus OMD E-M10. This is the micro
four thirds camera that started the big
jump into micro four-thirds, honestly
because of the size, because this is
basically the same size as their EPL
series, but now you have a really nice
electronic viewfinder. This box has stuff
in it, so let's open it open see. Instruction
pamphlet, manufacturers, look even a CD. So
first thing in here is your Olympus
setup CD that allows you to register it
online and also comes with the
instruction manual in PDF form and your
Olympuc viewer. And here's your warranty
paperwork for the camera and the lens,
remember to register these online. An
FCC IC caution warning, which has to do
with the batteries and so forth and what not.
An actual instruction manual, this your
basic one,
the more detailed one is in a PDF form
in that CD and you can also go to their
website and download it, but that's really
nice that they're still providing one.
And also a little instruction pamphlet
on the 14-42 series lens.
Alright so let's take a look at what's
inside this box, well they put the lens
over here in the corner, so this is your
14-42 zoom, nice and compact, this is
basically a kit lens from Olympus but
it's a good all-around lens, remember,
micro four thirds if you do the
conversion this will be basically a
28-84 on full frame so, set that aside.
Here's your battery, this is the BLS 5,
very popular battery from Olympus for
their EPL series and now this one.
Ok, here is their battery charger, which
is universal voltage, so it will switch
voltage for you automatically anywhere
from 100 to 240 volts,
this is the BCS 5 charger and they
come with the USA plug to connect to
charge, course yeah there's going to be
complaints, oh why can't I get a wall wart?
Well, you can buy third-party app
adapters that you can put this directly
to the wall, but I understand their thinking here.
Here is a nice
Olympus camera strap, more paperwork and
here is the USB 2.0 connector, if you want to go
directly from the camera onto your
favorite PC or desktop. And here is the
actual camera and now we're going to do
a close-up look at the Olympus OM-D E-M10.
Now remember, this is a 16.1 megapixel
live MOS sensor, it has a true pic
version 7 image processor.
Micro 4/3s, that's the reason why it comes
with the 14-42 kit lens, it does have in
body three axes image stabilization,
which is what's making the mirrorless
cameras very popular because you have
the stabilization in the camera not on
the lens, even know some lenses are
starting to come out with image
stabilization so they work in conjunction.
You have a nice 3-inch
screen, it's articulating, not a swivel
but it gives you enough movement so that you
can do crowd shots or macro shots, not selfies.
Very bright and again it's a
touchscreen, this is what people want now
with the touch screen, you can control
your focus points, you can even activate
your shutter through the screen image
stabilization built into the camera.
You have a built-in ,so they
made it that you can have a flash in the
camera or you can of course work with
optional flashes that will mount on the
standard hotshoe here and of course there are
some TTL flashes available from Olympus
and third parties. Full 1080 video, that's
1080p at 30 frames per second, plus you
again have the capability of built-in
Wi-Fi connectivity,
that's using the Olympus OIES app which
is simple work with because it actually
creates a QR code that you just snap
with your smartphone or tablet and it
synchronizes a lot easier. It has a fast AF
system with 8 frames per second shooting
and it works with contrast detection
method with 81 focus points. Plus, the
combination of this nice lightweight
14-42mm lens allows you to have an
all-around lens for general imaging,
whether it's portraits, landscape or even
a small amount of close-up work can be
done also with this lens. It is a
standard 37 mm diameter thread
size, they're out there, it's a small
thread but you can still get some decent
UV, CPL's and ND filters for it. Plus, the
beauty of this electronic viewfinder
it's 1400 40,000 dots with a 120 FPS
refresh rate.
So it allows you to keep an eye on your
subject matter regardless of how fast
you have to shoot, so again, in the market
for a small mirrorless camera? take a
much closer look at the Olympus OM-D EM10.