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We inaugurate the comparison section of our site with two of the most interesting mirrorless cameras available to date: the Olympus OM-D E-M5, the flagship of the Olympus Micro Four Thirds line, and the new Fujifilm X100s. But what is the purpose of comparing two cameras? Well, for us, it is a way of pointing out not only the strengths and weaknesses of each model, but it is also an occasion to summarize our personal experiences with them. It is a place where we can give you advice about the style of photography that best suits these cameras, while helping you answer that tricky question: which model is best for me? You won’t find scientific comparisons but rather our personal experience with each camera based on a real-world usage. For more information about the cameras, you can check out our reviews and galleries across the site (relevant links are mentioned throughout the article). But that is not all: it isn’t just about us. If you’ve had the chance to use both of these cameras and want to share your opinion about them, feel free to leave a comment or even write to us at info@bestmirrorlesscamerareviews.com. We would love to hear your two cents!
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I thought it was nicely written and presented and figured to bring it to the Micro 4/3 community. He shows larger gear in each, but each bag’s detail can get you thinking about the minutia each offers and help toward making a decision as to …

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There will be coming Macro and Wildlife Photography workshops organized by Olympus Malaysia, and both Amir and Sanjit will be the workshop conductors. The images in this entry were re-used from my older collection of …

OM-D E-M5 greater Dynamic Range than the X-Pro 1? Plus 1st quick snaps… You guys know I do not do “technical” tests with charts but some enjoy this scientific look into cameras and sensors. I have been shooting with the …

This time round, it is another camera, the all new Olympus OMD EM5. The Olympus OMD EM5 is a 16 megapixel micro four thirds camera. I am no stranger to the micro four thirds system, though my experience with one was …

In this blog post, we review the Olympus EM5 OMD mirrorless Micro Four thirds camera. Read more at The Phoblographer.

Way back in digital camera history (circa late 2008), if you wanted to have an interchangeable lens camera system that produced great image quality, your only choice was a large DSLR system by Canon, Nikon or other …

Olympus managed to make a 2012 camera look like a 1970 one; not only that, why on earth would you need a prism hump for a camera that doesn’t even have a prism? My first impressions of the spec sheet were ho-hum, yet …

I don’t have any questions about the image quality of the OM-D – at base ISO, it’s better than the D700 – but what did concern me was the client reaction to me using a ‘small’ camera, given their expectations and my rates.

The Greatness of the Olympus OM-D - Using lenses with adapters By Stefan Schmidt I recently bought an OM-D as a second camera to my Canon 5DMkII and I (RT @stevehuffphotos: New!

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