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I'm not a "professional" photographer; probably somewhere above average. When I was searching for a camera for my job (yes, photography is part of my job, but I don't put myself on the same level as those who make a strict living from it), I wanted to go mirrorless at a decent price point. Considering that many similar cameras run over $1K, I decided on the Olympus Mark III with a long-range lens, since most of the work I do is from a distance. I didn't want to pay a fortune for a camera, but I didn't want to sacrifice quality if possible. I think the Olympus does a great job in this regard. I have been playing around with this for a few months now, taken many "professional" photos for my job and used it for portraits of my kids. All told, I really do love this camera! It was different trying to get used to it at first, and sometimes I still struggle with how "squirrely" it can be when using the viewfinder (especially with the long lens). But the photo quality is amazing. I can see every blade of grass, every hair on my son's head, etc with great definition.
The Olympus basically does everything for me. I don't like playing with ISO and shutter speeds, but this camera can take the guesswork out of it based on the modes you set it on. The art mode also gives some beautiful effects, particularly the sepia tones. And the keystone compensation is great when photographing things like buildings, stained-glass windows, etc that you want to look "normal" (ie, no trapezoidal distortion).
There are only a couple of reasons I didn't give it five stars. 1) for a mirrorless camera, it still makes a lot of noise unless you set it to "indoor", which takes out the focus beeping sounds 2) It's a little slow to focus and sometimes doesn't "get" what I want it to focus on. That has ruined a few shots that I thought would have turned out great. It's not always easy to tell how focused a photo is until you see it on a bigger screen like a computer. It has an autofocus function, but that's only usable in complete auto mode. So take several pictures of the same subject to make sure the focus is good.
So, if you're a "professional" photographer, these things will probably bug you. But if you're making the switch to mirrorless and want to play around and learn different methods of photography, this is a pretty good buy. I do recommend buying better lenses than the kit one, which doesn't have much of any zoom, though I'm learning that lenses can become a bit of an addiction for photographers! Overall, great camera; loving it so far!
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| Screen Size | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches | 3 inches |
| Has Image Stabilization | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Item Dimensions | 4.8 x 2.9 x 3.3 inches | 2.3 x 4.6 x 3.5 inches | 4.72 x 1.77 x 2.64 inches | 4.92 x 3.03 x 3.39 inches | 3.26 x 4.66 x 1.63 inches | 6.2 x 5.7 x 5.2 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.00 lbs | 0.86 lbs | 0.76 lbs | 0.90 lbs | 3.50 lbs | 0.89 lbs |
| Optical Sensor Resolution | 16 megapixels | 24 megapixels | 24.3 megapixels | 16 megapixels | 24.3 megapixels | 24.2 megapixels |
| Optical Zoom | 3x | 3x | 3x | 3x | 3x | 3.1x |
| Photo Sensor Size | Micro Four Thirds | APS-C | APS-C | Micro Four Thirds | APS-C | APS-C |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p | 2160p | 1080p | 2160p | 1080p | 2160p |
| Viewfinder Type | Electronic | Electronic | Electronic | Electronic | Electronic | Electronic |
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16MP | Resolution | 16MP |
| | Built-in Flash | |
4 EV | Image Stabilization | 4 EV |
Weathersealed | ||
8.6 fps | Continuous Speed | 8.5 fps |
4K | Video | Full HD |
16MP | Resolution | 16MP |
| | Built-in Flash | |
4 EV | Image Stabilization | 5 EV |
Weathersealed | | |
8.6 fps | Continuous Speed | 10 fps |
4K | Video | Full HD |
16MP | Resolution | 20MP |
| | Built-in Flash | |
4 EV | Image Stabilization | 5.5 EV |
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8.6 fps | Continuous Speed | 20 fps |
4K | Video | 4K |
I'm not a "professional" photographer; probably somewhere above average. When I was searching for a camera for my job (yes, photography is part of my job, but I don't put myself on the same level as those who make a strict living from it), I wanted to go mirrorless at a decent price point. Considering that many similar cameras run over $1K, I decided on the Olympus Mark III with a long-range lens, since most of the work I do is from a distance. I didn't want to pay a fortune for a camera, but I didn't want to sacrifice quality if possible. I think the Olympus does a great job in this regard. I have been playing around with this for a few months now, taken many "professional" photos for my job and used it for portraits of my kids. All told, I really do love this camera! It was different trying to get used to it at first, and sometimes I still struggle with how "squirrely" it can be when using the viewfinder (especially with the long lens). But the photo quality is amazing. I can see every blade of grass, every hair on my son's head, etc with great definition.The Olympus basically does everything for me. I don't like playing with ISO and shutter speeds, but this camera can take the guesswork out of it based on the modes you set it on. The art mode also gives some beautiful effects, particularly the sepia tones. And the keystone compensation is great when photographing things like buildings, stained-glass windows, etc that you want to look "normal" (ie, no trapezoidal distortion).There are only a couple of reasons I didn't give it five stars. 1) for a mirrorless camera, it still makes a lot of noise unless you set it to "indoor", which takes out the focus beeping sounds 2) It's a little slow to focus and sometimes doesn't "get" what I want it to focus on. That has ruined a few shots that I thought would have turned out great. It's not always easy to tell how focused a photo is until you see it on a bigger screen like a computer. It has an autofocus function, but that's only usable in complete auto mode. So take several pictures of the same subject to make sure the focus is good.So, if you're a "professional" photographer, these things will probably bug you. But if you're making the switch to mirrorless and want to play around and learn different methods of photography, this is a pretty good buy. I do recommend buying better lenses than the kit one, which doesn't have much of any zoom, though I'm learning that lenses can become a bit of an addiction for photographers! Overall, great camera; loving it so far!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 10, 2020
I'm not a "professional" photographer; probably somewhere above average. When I was searching for a camera for my job (yes, photography is part of my job, but I don't put myself on the same level as those who make a strict living from it), I wanted to go mirrorless at a decent price point. Considering that many similar cameras run over $1K, I decided on the Olympus Mark III with a long-range lens, since most of the work I do is from a distance. I didn't want to pay a fortune for a camera, but I didn't want to sacrifice quality if possible. I think the Olympus does a great job in this regard. I have been playing around with this for a few months now, taken many "professional" photos for my job and used it for portraits of my kids. All told, I really do love this camera! It was different trying to get used to it at first, and sometimes I still struggle with how "squirrely" it can be when using the viewfinder (especially with the long lens). But the photo quality is amazing. I can see every blade of grass, every hair on my son's head, etc with great definition.
The Olympus basically does everything for me. I don't like playing with ISO and shutter speeds, but this camera can take the guesswork out of it based on the modes you set it on. The art mode also gives some beautiful effects, particularly the sepia tones. And the keystone compensation is great when photographing things like buildings, stained-glass windows, etc that you want to look "normal" (ie, no trapezoidal distortion).
There are only a couple of reasons I didn't give it five stars. 1) for a mirrorless camera, it still makes a lot of noise unless you set it to "indoor", which takes out the focus beeping sounds 2) It's a little slow to focus and sometimes doesn't "get" what I want it to focus on. That has ruined a few shots that I thought would have turned out great. It's not always easy to tell how focused a photo is until you see it on a bigger screen like a computer. It has an autofocus function, but that's only usable in complete auto mode. So take several pictures of the same subject to make sure the focus is good.
So, if you're a "professional" photographer, these things will probably bug you. But if you're making the switch to mirrorless and want to play around and learn different methods of photography, this is a pretty good buy. I do recommend buying better lenses than the kit one, which doesn't have much of any zoom, though I'm learning that lenses can become a bit of an addiction for photographers! Overall, great camera; loving it so far!
The Olympus basically does everything for me. I don't like playing with ISO and shutter speeds, but this camera can take the guesswork out of it based on the modes you set it on. The art mode also gives some beautiful effects, particularly the sepia tones. And the keystone compensation is great when photographing things like buildings, stained-glass windows, etc that you want to look "normal" (ie, no trapezoidal distortion).
There are only a couple of reasons I didn't give it five stars. 1) for a mirrorless camera, it still makes a lot of noise unless you set it to "indoor", which takes out the focus beeping sounds 2) It's a little slow to focus and sometimes doesn't "get" what I want it to focus on. That has ruined a few shots that I thought would have turned out great. It's not always easy to tell how focused a photo is until you see it on a bigger screen like a computer. It has an autofocus function, but that's only usable in complete auto mode. So take several pictures of the same subject to make sure the focus is good.
So, if you're a "professional" photographer, these things will probably bug you. But if you're making the switch to mirrorless and want to play around and learn different methods of photography, this is a pretty good buy. I do recommend buying better lenses than the kit one, which doesn't have much of any zoom, though I'm learning that lenses can become a bit of an addiction for photographers! Overall, great camera; loving it so far!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 18, 2020
it came with the Kit lens, camera, Memory, camera, camera bag, strap, all that indicates you
0 pictures on the shutter count,
I receiveid an incorrect memory, but they refund me the money of the memory price , so i can buy a new one
this camera worked for me for long time, but i sell it since, i changed camera every year, now i have an Sony a7i
This Olympus came with me with some works, travel, and family photos, i barely used the Kit lens
I found the Olympus 17mm 1.8 aperture on a market flee for 70dlls brand new, and this one has a price about +$300
most of my works where with this 17mm, and bought a meika 28mm 2.8 aperture, but dindt used it a lot
I took me like 7months to figuer out to Record on this camera haha!, and it has a cool quality, record some rap session, shortfilm, i'll post pictures every time i update this post,
THIS IS THE PERFECT CAMERA FOR TRAVELING
its a Mirrorles for 450!, no weight on it, can fit my pockets, one day even my dad drop the camera, and resist but my 17mm dented, but still worked perfectly, I am pretty sure, my next travel camera will be another Olympus maybe an om em5, or even the expensive one haha, it was a great Journey, and really amazed me
even has Image Stabilization Digital + 5 axis stabilizer!!!
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Pictures are from Chicago, in low and high light exposure, these are edited in Lightroom, a lot of posibilities are available with this camera, RAW i think is about 10mb to 15mb
Received this like Brand New, PERFECT CAMERA FOR TRAVELING!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 18, 2020
Bought this camera on 14 de august 2019 Used, and it came brand new!Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 18, 2020
it came with the Kit lens, camera, Memory, camera, camera bag, strap, all that indicates you
0 pictures on the shutter count,
I receiveid an incorrect memory, but they refund me the money of the memory price , so i can buy a new one
this camera worked for me for long time, but i sell it since, i changed camera every year, now i have an Sony a7i
This Olympus came with me with some works, travel, and family photos, i barely used the Kit lens
I found the Olympus 17mm 1.8 aperture on a market flee for 70dlls brand new, and this one has a price about +$300
most of my works where with this 17mm, and bought a meika 28mm 2.8 aperture, but dindt used it a lot
I took me like 7months to figuer out to Record on this camera haha!, and it has a cool quality, record some rap session, shortfilm, i'll post pictures every time i update this post,
THIS IS THE PERFECT CAMERA FOR TRAVELING
its a Mirrorles for 450!, no weight on it, can fit my pockets, one day even my dad drop the camera, and resist but my 17mm dented, but still worked perfectly, I am pretty sure, my next travel camera will be another Olympus maybe an om em5, or even the expensive one haha, it was a great Journey, and really amazed me
even has Image Stabilization Digital + 5 axis stabilizer!!!
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Pictures are from Chicago, in low and high light exposure, these are edited in Lightroom, a lot of posibilities are available with this camera, RAW i think is about 10mb to 15mb
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 28, 2019
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Capitán Trotamundos
Excelente relación precio / calidad
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He decidido quedarme con el sistema cuatro tercios.
Cámara bastante completa en cuanto a opciones, portable, hay buena variedad de lentes y en cuanto a la calidad no tiene que envidiarle a otras opciones.
Pará mí que me gusta viajar lijero y soy más de fotografía de hobbie y de calle es la opción ideal.
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Muy recomendable
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Reviewed in Mexico 🇲🇽 on February 13, 2020
Quizá lo que me gusta poco es que el modo automático falla en acertar el balance de blancos y el color en ese modo me parece muy saturado y poco realista y que al menos en mi unidad el visor me muestra algunos pixeles rojos dispersos cuando enciendo la cámara como si estuvieran atascados en ese color, aunque después de unos segundo desaparecen, pero me parece molesto.
En general he disfrutado usando la cámara además de que es muy bonita y eso en o personal me motiva a sacarla y hacer más fotos.
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Guillermo Ángel
En manos de un inexperto las fotos lucen igual a las de un teléfono
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Muy buena cámara y buen precio si la compras usada
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