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<blockquote data-quote="Jim M." data-source="post: 3480965" data-attributes="member: 60675"><p>The only Olympus body I've owned is the EM-1, which came out in 2013. Really like the ergonomics. It's about to be replaced by the EM-1 mk II, which will be available in December for the princely sum of $2000 US. It will then be the best (and most expensive) Olympus camera available. I've no experience with the other Olympus m4/3 cameras, but many are pretty similar. No reason not to consider Panasonic as well; they have a more user-friendly menu system than Olympus. The GH-5, their new flagship, is supposed to come out in a few months.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jim M., post: 3480965, member: 60675"] The only Olympus body I've owned is the EM-1, which came out in 2013. Really like the ergonomics. It's about to be replaced by the EM-1 mk II, which will be available in December for the princely sum of $2000 US. It will then be the best (and most expensive) Olympus camera available. I've no experience with the other Olympus m4/3 cameras, but many are pretty similar. No reason not to consider Panasonic as well; they have a more user-friendly menu system than Olympus. The GH-5, their new flagship, is supposed to come out in a few months. [/QUOTE]
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