jim_weeber

There are also reports of a major firmware update coming for the E-M1 Mark II, which would not be unlike what Olympus did with the original E-M1 shortly before they unveiled the Mark II.

 

There are so many rumor floating around/being discussed on the Micro Four-Thirds forum at DPReview it's time to just wait for the camera and see what it is we actually get.

 

As far as new products, I will be interested in January hearing about the rumored new lenses that will be announced about the same time as the E-M1X.

 

 

 

Hate to seem negative...but.

 

Big camera with a small sensor .Big money.

 

Wake up Olympus the clock is ticking....soon it will be good "Goodnight Vienna".

 

 

 

We’ll see when it gets out here. I have several Olympus bodies e1 - e-m1 several lenses etc. Shot Hasselblad for years with great success in numerous areas including many weddings. Professional printer says my Olympus files are excellent. I carry a good amount of equipment in a mid sized bag that is not exorbinately heavy. Have gotten used to the convienence of the system. Using several original 4/3 lenses w/ the e-m1 and it works out well. Looking forward to the new camera debut. Plan to use more of the in camera capabilities as time goes on. Had om-1 system in college. Remember when AP went to Olympus in the 70’s I think lens capability was big in the decision besides being quite compact even then. I am still occasionally very impressed with sharpness in some situations probably aided by the in body IS system from the E-3 on. New camera should be exciting the result of much effort I’m sure.

Having bigger working man hands I sometimes unintentionally change a setting on the smaller EM-1 which I like plenty. Was not such a risk on the bigger E cameras. Is there a way to minimize this possibility? Thank you. Already shut off the Fn functions. Thank you.