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Built on the success of the Olympus OMD EM5 (which we highly praised), the EM1 reigns over the OMD line on a number of features – from the design of the camera and its incredibly fast autofocus system to the advanced shutter mechanism, highend electronic viewfinder, WiFi and amazing weather sealing options In fact, the EM1 is one of the very few freezeproof, splashproof and dustproof interchangeable lens cameras on the market todayIn 16, Olympus launched the EM1's successor, the Olympus OMD EM1 Mark II It features dual quadcore processors that enable you to shoot at 60 frames per second (18 frames per second with continuous autofocus) and has an incredibly fast image playbackOlympus wasn't kidding when it said that the EM1 Mark II was 'overdeveloped' In terms of Raw speed the camera is ridiculously fast (in most cases), whether focus is locked at 60 fps or when tracking a subject at 18 fps The AF system is one of the best we've seen on a mirrorless camera and DCI 4K...

Read our indepth Olympus OMD EM10 II review to find outLike its predecessor, the EM10 has builtin WiFi connectivity and offers several other smaller refinements, including 85fps continuous shooting and a 1080/24p video option Finally, the new camera measures 47 x 33 x 18″ / 1195 x 1 x 467mm and weighs 1376 oz / 390g, body only 161Mpix 4/3 Live MOS sensorOlympus OMD EM10 Review The Olympus OMD EM10 is the third camera in the company's OMD range and represents another tier in the lineup sitting below the EM5 and the even more expensive EM1 It uses the same 16 megapixel Four Thirds sensor as the EM5, though doesn't offer that camera's weatherproofing Om D E M10 Olympus Olympus om-d em-10 mark ii csc v2 review