Olympus OM-D E-M10 II kit 14-42
 | Outdated Product 23 319 ₴ A balanced mirrorless camera from the Micro 4/3 system camera family, the physical dimensions of the sensor in which are two times smaller than those of the representatives of the full frame family. The assets of the model have a 16 MP matrix with a built-in 5-axis stabilization system. It is designed to help compensate for up to 4 stops of exposure when shooting at critical shutter speeds handheld in low light conditions. The sensitivity range of the sensor ranges from 200-25600 ISO units (with the possibility of expanding the minimum threshold to ISO 100). The Olympus OM-D E-M10 II kit 14-42 autofocus system has 81 contrast-type points. Video on the camera is recorded in the maximum resolution of FullHD (1920x1080 pixels) with a frequency of 30/50/60 fps. In turn, the rate of fire of the...mirrorless in burst mode is 8 fps. For the convenience of building a frame from the upper and lower angles, the camera is equipped with an inclined display, which was “brought up” with support for touch input. Also, Japanese engineers have not forgotten about the electronic viewfinder — it displays all the necessary information about the shooting parameters. The stock battery has enough energy to take over 300 shots. A whale lens with a focal length range of 14-42 mm is attached to the "carcass" of the camera in this configuration. |
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Olympus OM-D E-M10 II kit 14-42
Panel:4/3" (17.3х13 mm), 16 MPix
Focal length:14 - 42 mm
Lens aperture:f/3.5 - f/5.6
Video:Full HD (1080p)
ISO range:200-25600
Burst shooting:8 fps
Screen:3 '', touch, oscillating
A balanced mirrorless camera from the Micro 4/3 system camera family, the physical dimensions of the sensor in which are two times smaller than those of the representatives of the full frame family. The assets of the model have a 16 MP matrix with a built-in 5-axis stabilization system. It is designed to help compensate for up to 4 stops of exposure when shooting at critical shutter speeds handheld in low light conditions.
The sensitivity range of the sensor ranges from 200-25600 ISO units (with the possibility of expanding the minimum threshold to ISO 100). The Olympus OM-D E-M10 II kit 14-42 autofocus system has 81 contrast-type points. Video on the camera is recorded in the maximum resolution of FullHD (1920x1080 pixels) with a frequency of 30/50/60 fps. In turn, the rate of fire of the mirrorless in burst mode is 8 fps.
For the convenience of building a frame from the upper and lower angles, the camera is equipped with an inclined display, which was “brought up” with support for touch input. Also, Japanese engineers have not forgotten about the electronic viewfinder — it displays all the necessary information about the shooting parameters. The stock battery has enough energy to take over 300 shots. A whale lens with a focal length range of 14-42 mm is attached to the "carcass" of the camera in this configuration.
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I wanted to buy a really good camera for a long time, but there was never enough money for such a purchase. Two or three years ago, I desperately wanted a DSLR, but about six months ago, my preferences changed. Mirrorless cameras with low-noise sensors and high-quality electronic viewfinders have become widespread and are slowly replacing classic DSLRs from the market. Olympus, Fuji, Sony and Panasonic have entire lines of mirrorless cameras and I chose this model from Olympus for myself. Compared to DSLRs, it is smaller and lighter. The lens is also small, but if desired, it can be quickly changed. True, this pleasure costs serious money, so in any case it will not happen soon. The matrix in the camera is large 4/3 inches, which means it is sensitive and quiet. In reality, you can not think about noise at all up to a sensitivity of 1600 units. inclusive. Anything more already requires the use of special filters either in the chamber itself or in subsequent processing. The most powerful stabilization, here it is five-axis, matrix, that is, not just vibration is compensated, but also tilt with rotation. The display of this camera is rotatable, it can be tilted up and down, and the electronic viewfinder is made using OLED technology and looks as authentic as possible. It takes a long time to start, making a quick shot is simply unrealistic. More than two and a half seconds pass from the start to the start of filming, which is unacceptably long. Tracking autofocus on the speaker works disgustingly. Do not even think that you will be able to normally shoot a moving car or a running dog, most likely nothing will come of it. Another tricky situation to focus on is low light conditions. The touch display is modern, but how did you not guess to make a multi-touch ??? We are all used to zoom in and out with a characteristic movement of two fingers, and here is such a bummer (( |
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