Introduction
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Product photos by Dan Bracaglia
The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV is the entry-level model in the company`s DSLR-style lineup of Micro Four Thirds cameras (the PEN models, such as the E-PL10, are rangefinder-style). It`s a step up from the beginner-focused E-PL series, offering more controls, better build quality and a broader feature set. It sports a 20MP Four Thirds sensor, in-body image stabilization, flip-down touchscreen with a simple interface and 4K video capture.
Key specifications
20 Megapixel Live MOS sensor (Four Thirds)
TruePic VIII processor
5-axis in-body image stabilization (up to 4.5 stops)
121-point contrast-detect AF system
Flip-down touchscreen display
Electronic viewfinder
4.5 fps burst shooting w/AF
USB charging
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
360 shots per charge (with LCD)
The E-M10 IV will be available in two kits in your choice of silver or black: body only for $699 and with the very compact 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 EZ lens for $799.
In the US and Canada, Olympus is throwing in a camera bag, extra battery and a 32GB memory card through November 1st.
What`s new and how it compares
The updates on the E-M10 IV are fairly minor, with changes that make selfie-shooting easier being the focus.
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Body, controls and handling
The biggest change on the E-M10 IV is its flip-down LCD, but everything else remains about the same. And that`s not a bad thing.
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First impressions
The E-M10 IV is a lovely camera, though it doesn`t break any ground in its segment.
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Sample gallery
See how the E-M10 IV`s photo quality stacks up in our extensive sample gallery.
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