Olympus OM-D E-M10 III body

The ambitious Micro 4/3 mirrorless camera is the junior model in terms of positioning in the top OM-D line from Olympus. The retro image of the model skillfully masks the "savvy hardware" aimed at obtaining a high-quality result, regardless of the conditions of photo and video shooting. It is based on a 16 MP image sensor, which is mounted on a special movable platform that can compensate for camera shifts in five planes.

Simply put, a 5-axis matrix stub has been implemented on board the model. The Olympus OM-D E-M10 III body uses the benefits of a 121-point autofocus system to aim at the target. The video sequence is recorded on the camera in the maximum resolution of 4K (3840x2160 pixels) at 30 fps. It is proposed to sight in the process of shooting through the "peephole" of the electronic viewfinder or on a 3-inch screen with touch control support. Tap on it sets the focus point with one touch. The rechargeable battery used in the camera is enough to “shoot” over 330 shots (according to CIPA). In this configuration, the mirrorless camera is supplied in the form of a “naked carcass”, i.e. no interchangeable lenses.