Chris Baitson writes:

I took my Olympus EM1 Mark ii to Whitby to photograph the piers at Sunrise. This micro four thirds camera has convinced me once and for all that the format does all I need.

TheNarrowBand:

The E1 is tragic. I will list plenty of reasons why in the video. The lack of wide lenses. The overpriced components even though the heart of the system was not really that overpriced. And then there were some mistakes made in the design of the format too. It’s tragic because this affected the market in what I believe was a negative way and made other manufacturers hesitate to move into the digital space. Not to mention the Four Thirds system was an open one that was truly democratic. Sadly that was lost too and thought the MFT system is an open on its not in any way really democratic in the way company prevent camera features from being used across lenses and camera brands.

Gary W writes:

Join me today as I am comparing between two very different photography tools, Micro Four Thirds vs Smartphone, to know how each of them perform as camera. I am comparing my Micro Four Thirds camera, the Panasonic Lumix GX85, against a flagship phone, Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, and I am exploring different point of views to find out the strengths and weaknesses of each camera. This is not a scientific test, but rather my own opinion based on my experience and my preference towards what makes a camera great.

Micro Four Nerds writes:

I think I might have found it. The best bargain camera on the market in 2023!

Rachel from Explora (Click here) tested Best Entry-Level Cameras for Travel, Street, and Everyday Photography. She did choose the E-M10IV for the following reason:

Overall, the E-M10 Mark IV is astonishingly versatile. It can be small and light when outfitted with a compact pancake lens or it can be beefed up with a telephoto lens. It’s attractive to professionals and beginners alike. It even helps new shooters understand the different settings by providing little descriptions that pop up as you scroll through the menu. This is useful for anyone looking for an entry-level mirrorless camera that will help you learn as you go.
This delightful little camera goes toe-to-toe against many of its competitors―a stunning accomplishment, given its low price. So, if you’re looking for a simple, versatile, and inexpensive camera with lots of interchangeable lenses, then this might be the right choice for you.

Robin Wong:

I personally think that the Olympus OM-D E-M10 series cameras are perfect for street photography! Here are the reasons why!

A tribute to the PEN-F!