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Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV
14 - 42 mm, 20 Mpx, Micro Four Thirds
Question about Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV
Overall, do you think this is a good camera for everyday photography (holidays in cold and warm countries, night and day, landscapes and people) for a budget of 1500.00 (accessories included: Olympus BLS-50 spare battery + SanDisk 64GB + PeakDesign strap + Panasonic 45-150mm lens)? Yes, I might need to take pictures of landscapes, but also be able to zoom in on objects/animals that are at a certain distance. A good angle width could be useful for this! Also, I might need to shoot moving things as well as static things. I am not an experienced photographer and photography is not my passion, but I do appreciate the comfort and quality of a hybrid camera. It could also be used for video to some extent. What do you think about it?
It all depends on the requirements. In general, unfortunately, you can't get very far with 1500 francs. What kind of night photos are we talking about? With a tripod? Without a tripod? Without a tripod, you need very bright lenses.
For moving lenses, there are better cameras. The cheap Olympus cameras are not known for their good AF-C. This would be necessary for that.
I would also look at the Fujifilm X-S10. Also, when shooting with a camera, it is always best to know at least the most basic relationships between shutter speed, aperture and ISO.
For moving lenses, there are better cameras. The cheap Olympus cameras are not known for their good AF-C. This would be necessary for that.
I would also look at the Fujifilm X-S10. Also, when shooting with a camera, it is always best to know at least the most basic relationships between shutter speed, aperture and ISO.