Gary W writes:

Can you get amazing background blur using Micro Four Thirds camera? Join me in today’s video as I tried to create some beautiful background blur photos using Micro Four Thirds camera and various lenses. People think that the smaller sensor of MFT camera can’t produce sufficient background blur, so today I want to experiment with it, trying to get the most background blur out of MFT camera, and also explained some tips to get the most bokeh with just using a kit lens.

Tom writes:

This largely forgotten about camera packs an incredible range of features in to a tiny and lightweight frame, and these day you can pick one up for around $200-250. I’m talking about the original Olympus OM-D E-M10, which I think might just be one of the best budget, pocket-sized mirrorless cameras you can buy.

The YN455 MFT camera is perhaps one of the most underrated cameras on the market. In principle, it has features that no other camera on the market currently has. Yongnuo probably needs to insist on this concept and compensate for some of the current limitations.

You can buy the Yongnuo YN455 MFT cameras for under $1,000 on eBay.

OM-3 at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, OM store USA.

You don’t often see a comparison between an film classic camera and a digital classic camera:

OM-3 at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, OM store USA.
OM-3 in Europe at Amazon DE, FotoErhardt, Fotokoch, WexUK, Amazon UK. OM store Europe. Amazon IT, Amazon ES, Amazon FR, Amazon NL.

Time for a bit of Nostalgy :)

Robin Wong made a comparison video between the three first generation OM-D cameras!

New 100-400mm II lens at BHphoto, Adorama.

German:

A review from Thomas Eisl!

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OM-3 at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, OM store USA.
OM-3 in Europe at Amazon DE, FotoErhardt, Fotokoch, WexUK, Amazon UK. OM store Europe. Amazon IT, Amazon ES, Amazon FR, Amazon NL.
100-400mm lens at BHphoto, Adorama.
17mm lens at BHphoto, Adorama.
25mm lens at BHphoto, Adorama.