Olympus has a baby OM-
Although the size of the camera is small, it is very functional. The E-
M10 is the baby of Olympus OM-D line —
Although it has the same retro look of E-M1 and E-
The M5 features a viewfinder hump, which is much smaller than its already small siblings.
The camera even comes with a redesigned 14-42mm f/3. 5-5.
Very small 6 kit lenses.
When taking it back to the closed position, most people mistake it for Olympus 17mm f/2.
8 single focal length lenses. Amazing!
Despite its electronic size
The M10 actually contains many of the features that Olympus offers, including built-in features
Image stabilization in sensor shift (
Although the more advanced version compared to the electronicM1)
As well as the positioning of the touch screen LCD.
As I mentioned earlier, retro look
M10 looks like its brothers and sisters.
It can be in a full
If you want the most authentic vintage look, black finish or black and silver finish.
I personally prefer the black and silver version and I think it looks more like the classic OM-
I think the digital model is based on a 10-film SLR.
Although it doesn't look like it at first glance, E-
The M10 is actually small.
It's not too small for my little hand, but for people with bigger hands, Olympus produces an add-on
This will give the camera a more substantial grip.
As far as OM is concerned, this is a surprise.
Is this the D model?
The M10 comes with a built-inin pop-
Up flash in the hump of the viewfinder-
It's not a very big flash, but it's there and should prove useful when you need it.
The camera also keeps E-
M1, when you are in manual mode, the aperture and shutter control are at your fingertips, which is very convenient.
Of course, the dials are customizable and you can map them to many different functions if you want.
Like most modern, locatable LCD screens, E-
The angle of M10 is limited (
For example, it can't be flipped to the front to take a selfie)
But on the front, it's a touch screen (
This allows you to click to focus, take photos and view images by swiping on the screen).
There are some functions that can distinguish between e-commerce
From the more expensive E-M1 —instead of a 2. 36-
Universal electronic viewfinder (EVF), the E-M10 has a 1. 44-
Millions of screens, not five.
E-axis image stabilization
There are only three M10-axis version.
An unfortunate omission is
The M10 does not have an external microphone port or accessory connector, which means you just have to endure the built-in sound
In the microphone or using an external recorder, synchronize the audio with the video later.
However, autofocus is still the fastest on the market and I certainly haven't had any problems. Like the E-M1, the E-
The M10 is also equipped with a live bulb and a live mode that allows you to expose for a long time and see it "develop" on the LCD while shooting ".
This mode is perfect for calculating exposure when shooting night scenes, as it shows you how the image is formed with timed exposure.
As mentioned earlier, 14-
42mm kit lens with E-
The M10 was very small when it collapsed completely.
Surprisingly, Olympus successfully included the focus and zoom motor in a very small lens.
Pro performance Olympus uses almost the same image sensor as other models in the camera manufacturer's range, so from E-
The M10 is about standard.
High ISO performance from ISO 200 to 1600 is very good and ISO 3200 is still available, although the details are noticeably smooth due to noise reduction in this setting.
The noise reduction effect becomes stronger when you approach ISO 6400 and you start to see more obvious loss of detail.
All of this is very consistent with our results in e-commerce. M1 —
Although I can't say it's exactly the same, it's very close.
Olympus is also one of the companies that do WiFi.
Once you have installed the OI Share app from Google Play or the iOS app Store, the camera can pair with the smartphone simply by reading the QR code generated by the camera.
No NFC connection.
Wireless performance and control through smartphones are also very fashionable --
The live view is very fast and the app gives you almost full control of the mode and settings, allowing you to switch shooting modes, autofocus and other settings from your smartphone.
Overall, E-
M10 is a camera with moderate priceit’s well-
All of this is in a very small package that gives you a lot of control.
The image quality also meets the usual Olympus standard, which means that you get excellent quality, especially within the ISO limits of the camera.
The only downside is E-
The M10 is not very good for videographer as it does not have any option to use an external microphone.
For photographers with limited budgets, however,
M10 is a compelling purchase
It's very small, but almost all the important features are in pro-level E-M1.
Advantages: small but fullfeatured;
Dual control dial can easily switch settings; built-in WiFi.
Cons: no microphone input.