Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 19.3 x 19 x 14.7 centimeter |
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Package Weight | 1.24 Kilogram |
Item Dimensions L x W x H | 49 x 122 x 84 millimeter |
Item Weight | 620 Gram |
Varumärke | Olympus |
Färg | Silver |
Continuous Shooting Speed | 15 FPS |
Has Image Stabilization | Ja |
ISO Range | 80 -25600 |
Tillgängliga minnesplatser | 1 |
Min Shutter Speed | 1/16000 Sekunder |
Model Year | 2020 |
Artikelnummer | E-M10IV Body silver |
Max Shutter Speed | 1/16000 Sekunder |
Stil | Hölje |
Effective Still Resolution | 20.3 MP |
Tillverkare | Olympus |
Artikelnummer | V207130SE000 |
Produktens mått | 4.9 x 12.17 x 8.44 cm; 620 Gram |
ASIN | B08F79JFK6 |
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Micro-Four Thirds systemkamera, 20 MP sensor, 5-axlad bildstabilisering, selfie LCD-skärm, elektronisk sökare, 4K-video, kraftfull AF, Wi-Fi, silver
Pris: | 6 786,60 kr |
Förbättra ditt köp
- Ultrakompakt och lättare än alla tidigare OM-D-kameror
- Med den första nedvikbara pekskärmen i OM-D-serien för okomplicerade självporträttar samt inbyggd Wi-Fi och Bluetooth för att omedelbart dela värdefulla ögonblick med familj och vänner
- 5-axlad bildstabilisering, högupplöst 20 megapixelsensor och TruePic VIII-processor för professionella bilder
- Dedikerad smartphone-app som också erbjuder nytt innehåll för att lära sig autentiska fototekniker
- 4K-videoinspelningar och brett filterfilter stöder din kreativitet
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Stil:hölje | Färg:silverTeknisk information
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Batterier | 1 Litiumjon Batterier krävs. (inkluderat) |
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Första tillgängliga datum | 5 Augusti 2020 |
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Produkten har slutat tillverkas | Nej |
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E-M10 Mark IV är en avancerad kamera som kombinerar ett snyggt hölje med teknisk perfektion. Skalet är utrustat med den första hopfällbara LCD-skärmen i OM-D-serien som stöder okomplicerade inspelningar av självporträttnad och bilder med hög eller låg fotograferingsvinkel. Insidan av höljet hittar du en 20 megapixel live-moS-sensor för kristallklara bilder och den integrerade 5-axlars-bildstabiliseringen garanterar skarpa handsfree-foton. TruePic VIII processorn levererar hög bildupplösning i kontrast områden, särskilt vid fotografering med låg ISO-känslighet. Tack vare Wi-Fi och Bluetooth® som är inbyggd i kamerahöljet, kan den dedikerade smartphone-appen OI.Share användas för att enkelt skicka inspelade foton och videor till en smartphone eller dela i sociala medier. Naturligtvis erbjuder denna Olympus-modell dig den högsta rörligheten tack vare sin extremt låga vikt och ultrakompakta konstruktion. Faktiskt är E-M10 Mark IV den minsta OM-D från Olympus.
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Having spent a good deal of money on a new phone because it's got a very good camera, I wanted an even better camera that isn't too big. This seemed as if it'd be perfect.
It's bigger than I expected and heavier - I hoped it's performance would excel and I'd make a place for it... Hmmm needing to carry a bag...
I was surprised just how small and extremely cluttered the screen is - and how non-functional and slow it is compared to one on the most basic smart phone. Too small to properly look at an image. It needs to be the full size of the camera back and the silly physical rocker controls moved to the front or incorporated.
Good though it could be to have physical dials, and the one to alter the exposure was handy, I found them awkward. And the silly mock sound of the loud, shutter closing that can be turned off on some settings but not others (grrr) and the mini SLR styling made me think that, not just stylistically but functionally, this sort of 'proper' camera is stuck in the past.
The vast range of options in the menus, many of which are a choice between something noone will want and what everyone wants (so are pointless) still left me lacking in terms of some really basic controls that are standard on a phone - but really rubbish 'art' settings are available for that really-bad 70s filter look.
The connection via Bluetooth/WiFi via the app to phone to transfer photos to a phone (only to find the Olympus raw file type needs to be further converted) is temperamental and slow to say the least and looks and functions like an app from several years ago.
More fundamental than all, on close, fine inspection. The images I took, when blown up, were more grainy than thr ones I took on my phone. That decided it for me - I'd have tolerated all of the rest of it for stunning images that were better than those from my phone.
And, grrrr 30 years since I had a top end Canon, proper camera makers still haven't sorted the tiresome issue of putting on/removing (probably loosing) the lens cap... Small thing but a real throw back to the many annoyances of older cameras - I guess the clumsy process for uploading images is still a bit quicker than film.
It feels as if cameras have got stuck in a tech era from the mid 2000s. It really isn't much better than a mid range Panasonic I bought and tired of 8 years ago.
I'm deeply disappointed tbh. I really, really, want a phone like device with a really good lens and sensor and the sort of processing power, or the simplicity of the 'manual' controls I have in my phone. But it felt like, and performed like a throw back... and I can write this on my phone too.



Anfänger beginnen mit der Olympus OM-D E-M10 am besten im Auto Modus zu fotografieren und filmen. Hierbei passt die Kamera Blenden und ISO Einstellungen automatisch an. Als erstes sollte man die Option "Warme Farben" im Setup Menü deaktivieren, da die Fotos sonst nicht naturgetreu die Farben der Motive wiedergeben. Ob man die Pixelkorrektur auf hoch oder normal stellt, da merkt man auf den Fotos als Laie eigentlich nichts und es macht in der Schärfe der Fotos keinen Unterschied. Die Aktivierung der "Gesichtserkennung + Augen" oder wenigstens "Gesichtserkennung" Modus ist ebenfalls zu empfehlen.
Das Setup der Kamera ist bedienungsfreundlich und man gelangt zu den wichtigsten Punkten wie Lichtverhältnisse (Draussen, Indoor, Kunstlicht...) mit ein paar Klicks. Wie gesagt, unbedingt im Setup Menü die Option "Warme Farben" deaktivieren, dann passt auch die Farbtreue der Fotos.
-> Thema Akku: dieser hält je nach Einsatz drinnen für 300 Fotos oder draussen (im Winter) für 200 Fotos bei kälteren Temperaturen. Schade, dass Olympus kein externes Batterie Ladegerät dazu gelegt hat, denn um einen vorgeladenen Ersatzakku wird man nicht herum kommen oder man lädt den leeren Akku intern über die Kamera unterwegs mit einer Powerbank, die Aufladung dauert ca. 1 Stunde und solange fällt die Kamera dann für den Einsatz leider aus ;-(
Ich habe die E-M10 Mark IV als Body KIT gekauft und verwende ein 1.4 25mm und ein 1.7 25mm Festbrennweiten Objektive - die Fotoqualität ist vom Benutzer/in hinter der Kamera abhängig, die Kamera ist definitiv nichts für Anfänger weil für top Ergebnisse ist Blenden und ISO Tuning ein Muss. Im Vergleich zur alten Panasonic GX800 (die generell hohe ISO Werte standardmäßig verwendet hat) hat man mit der E-M10 Mark IV eine Vielzahl von mehr Möglichkeiten Lichtverhältnisse manuell zu tunen.
Fotos und Videos kann man per WLAN oder Bluetooth Aktivierung an der Kamera einfach auf das Handy übertragen und dann per Whatsapp oder andere Apps versenden. Für gute Videos untersützt das flexible herausziehbare und schwenkbare Display, d.h. mann kan die Kamera tief halten um ein Kleinkind beim spielen zu filmen und dank dem drehbaren Display schaut man von oben einfach drauf und hat das Motiv stets im Blick.
-> Thema Display: das Display ist immer an - also Fotos schießen über das Display funktioniert tadellos - trotzdem hat die Kamera einen Sucher, mit welchen man auch fotografieren kann. Der Sucher hat einen Sensor, hält man ihn vor das Auge und schaut durch, dann ist das Digital Display im Sucher aktiviert UND das große Klappdisplay schaltet sich blitzschnell ab. Nimmt man das Auge wieder vom Sucher weg, dann aktiviert sich das Display automatisch wieder.
Wenn diese Olympus Kamera die nächsten 10 Jahre hält, war sie im Kauf preiswert - wie gesagt bei Panasonic hatte ich nach nur 3,5 Jahren Staub auf dem Sensor und das ohne Objektivwechsel - im Endeffekt ein teurer Spaß bei minderwertiger Qualität weil nicht Staubdicht.

Granskad i Tyskland den 5 februari 2021
Anfänger beginnen mit der Olympus OM-D E-M10 am besten im Auto Modus zu fotografieren und filmen. Hierbei passt die Kamera Blenden und ISO Einstellungen automatisch an. Als erstes sollte man die Option "Warme Farben" im Setup Menü deaktivieren, da die Fotos sonst nicht naturgetreu die Farben der Motive wiedergeben. Ob man die Pixelkorrektur auf hoch oder normal stellt, da merkt man auf den Fotos als Laie eigentlich nichts und es macht in der Schärfe der Fotos keinen Unterschied. Die Aktivierung der "Gesichtserkennung + Augen" oder wenigstens "Gesichtserkennung" Modus ist ebenfalls zu empfehlen.
Das Setup der Kamera ist bedienungsfreundlich und man gelangt zu den wichtigsten Punkten wie Lichtverhältnisse (Draussen, Indoor, Kunstlicht...) mit ein paar Klicks. Wie gesagt, unbedingt im Setup Menü die Option "Warme Farben" deaktivieren, dann passt auch die Farbtreue der Fotos.
-> Thema Akku: dieser hält je nach Einsatz drinnen für 300 Fotos oder draussen (im Winter) für 200 Fotos bei kälteren Temperaturen. Schade, dass Olympus kein externes Batterie Ladegerät dazu gelegt hat, denn um einen vorgeladenen Ersatzakku wird man nicht herum kommen oder man lädt den leeren Akku intern über die Kamera unterwegs mit einer Powerbank, die Aufladung dauert ca. 1 Stunde und solange fällt die Kamera dann für den Einsatz leider aus ;-(
Ich habe die E-M10 Mark IV als Body KIT gekauft und verwende ein 1.4 25mm und ein 1.7 25mm Festbrennweiten Objektive - die Fotoqualität ist vom Benutzer/in hinter der Kamera abhängig, die Kamera ist definitiv nichts für Anfänger weil für top Ergebnisse ist Blenden und ISO Tuning ein Muss. Im Vergleich zur alten Panasonic GX800 (die generell hohe ISO Werte standardmäßig verwendet hat) hat man mit der E-M10 Mark IV eine Vielzahl von mehr Möglichkeiten Lichtverhältnisse manuell zu tunen.
Fotos und Videos kann man per WLAN oder Bluetooth Aktivierung an der Kamera einfach auf das Handy übertragen und dann per Whatsapp oder andere Apps versenden. Für gute Videos untersützt das flexible herausziehbare und schwenkbare Display, d.h. mann kan die Kamera tief halten um ein Kleinkind beim spielen zu filmen und dank dem drehbaren Display schaut man von oben einfach drauf und hat das Motiv stets im Blick.
-> Thema Display: das Display ist immer an - also Fotos schießen über das Display funktioniert tadellos - trotzdem hat die Kamera einen Sucher, mit welchen man auch fotografieren kann. Der Sucher hat einen Sensor, hält man ihn vor das Auge und schaut durch, dann ist das Digital Display im Sucher aktiviert UND das große Klappdisplay schaltet sich blitzschnell ab. Nimmt man das Auge wieder vom Sucher weg, dann aktiviert sich das Display automatisch wieder.
Wenn diese Olympus Kamera die nächsten 10 Jahre hält, war sie im Kauf preiswert - wie gesagt bei Panasonic hatte ich nach nur 3,5 Jahren Staub auf dem Sensor und das ohne Objektivwechsel - im Endeffekt ein teurer Spaß bei minderwertiger Qualität weil nicht Staubdicht.



Standout: the wireless Photo Transfer system from camera to phone for sharing is top notch. The camera can be even swtiched off but there is a low power system that allows it to transfer photos to the camera very quickly. All you need is start the app and press the transfer symbol on the camera screen and it is just works. The photo transfer is really fast: a few seconds and it works as a wifi connection. This camera just works as a feature rich camera, light weight, easy to use, overall excellent package for a casual photographer. In some aspects: better than the Sony A6400 or Nikon z50 etc.
Having tested the Sony 6400 and the Nikon Z50 and a wide range of Panasonic Lumix Cameras( including the DC-G91), the Fuji XT200, Fuji XT3: here are my opinions.
I am not a professional photographer. But as a casual buyer I was able to test a number of the models in that price range.
I will give you an honest opinion from my point of view for whom this camera is for.
I had issues with all the above and they all were returned or sold. But this one is surprisingly good and I will tell you why you should consider it. And why not and which would be the alternative.
I tried the Panasonic Lumix cameras, they were unbelievably bad. The reviews I read and saw were not justified at all. While they have excellent specs and build quality, they simply cannot take good photos especially in low light due to the small sensors. Video and photo quality were awful. Since it cannot be the most important, I returned them the same day that I got them. I was sure that I will not keep them. Next I tried the Fuji xt 200.
Fuji XT 200: Really good camera that takes super sharp and photos with excellent colour science. The photos are just a pleasure to watch. Remarkable low light performance: was able to take decent photos even in the dark. The 2 reasons I sent it back: the body is poor plastic quality with low durability and it could not record videos for more than 10 minutes. And it would need to rest before it can film again. Then I tried the Sony Alpha 6400. No image stabilisation.
Sony A6400: No Focus bracketing. Colour science is not always spot on. I got terrible images many times. The photos were too crammed, I needed to crop them to get good photos. I needed to take many shots until I would get the proper picture I wanted. After a lot of disappointments and not getting the fun factor from it, I returned it as well. Next, the Nikon z50. No image stabilisation.
Nikon z50. At first it looked fine then I started to really dislike it. The image were not sharp and it was hard to get good depth of field. My photos were blurry in too many sports and only small parts were in focus. I did everything I could to get good photos, but they were disappointing most of the time. Flat objects were fine with excellent colour science but when depth of field was important like 3D objects.. it was not happy at all, too many blurry spots. And no focus bracketing option. No image stabilisation.
Enter the Olympus camera:
It gives excellent colour science. The slightly lower resolution is not felt. I had very good details on leaves, I could see the veins very well, similar to the Sony A6400.
Offers image stabilisation.
Very compact and relatively lightweight.
Mechanical shutter sound is pleasant. Unlike the Sony A6400. It is a really soft and gentle sound.
It does not seem to have a mode to set the image quality. It seems to be a standard quality. Only for movies it can be set to 4k or lower.
The wireless transfer of photos to phone is butter smooth, fast and easy. Much better than the others. It even offers an off mode which allows transfer of photos even if the camera is off via low energy mode.
Most images I took appeared to be in good focus. I was able to get good photos easily. Which is unlike the others ( Nikon, and Sony A6400: I never knew what I was getting...).
Low light performance images and video handheld is good. With good light the video quality is excellent: sharp and excellent colour. It focusses relatively fast.
Where it shines are in the Advanced photography methods:
Live time: long exposure shooting, stars, night sky etc..Live comp: consecutive photos taken records only when there is a change in brightness.. ideal for street night photography..Multiple exposure..combines or overlays sequential images..HDR: takes multiple images with varying exposures and combines it into one with one press of the button. This is ideal for images where you have the sun/ sky in the background and the foreground is darker.. silent photography mode: easily opted via the menuPanorama modeKeystone compensation to compensate for tall buildings..taking pictures from below makes them look deformed... it automatically flatens them: pretty amazing. AE braketing and Focus braketing.
It also has a flash option which the Sony A6400 does not have.
Last but not least: it has a robust and durable build similar to the Nikon z50 and the sony alpha.
It can record but take pictures within the same configuration. so when you set it to video, you can also take a picture if you want.
These easy to use options clearly outshines the Fuji xt 200, Nikon z50, and Sony A6400.
So to put it simple: I think this camera will be suitable for amateur photographers who just want a good picture in an uncomplicated way. Those who are stepping from smartphone to camera and just want a hassle free fun experience.. This is the ideal camera.
Minus points: Still uses micro USB. ( It is unfortunate that the Olympus designers do not realise that some people do not buy only because of this feature. People want USB C.)
The screen flips only to the bottom and not on the side. Hence if you put a tripod then you cannot flip the screen down. Same issue as the Nikon z50.
How to make the wireless connection:1. Download the App: Olympus Image Share and install it. On Top right of the camera there is a small icon with a "wifi+phone" symbol. Tap on it. Within a few steps you are connected. It works really well and super fast to send the pictures to phone. It even has an amazing system low power mode that can be eabled to download the photos even if the camera is off.
Notes for improvement:
1. The cap in front could have an easy press and click function. The current way I need to align it then press it with both fingers on the side.. what I would prefer is: simply press it on the top and it would fit automatically instead of having to press it on the sides and try to fit it. It could be better designed.
2. I would have liked more resolution to have photos with even more crips details and sharpness.
3. Ability to set image quality like 4k etc..
4. Screen should flip on the side.
5. USB C instead of micro USB.
In my view it faces competition with the FUJIFILM X-S10.

Granskad i Tyskland den 22 november 2020
Standout: the wireless Photo Transfer system from camera to phone for sharing is top notch. The camera can be even swtiched off but there is a low power system that allows it to transfer photos to the camera very quickly. All you need is start the app and press the transfer symbol on the camera screen and it is just works. The photo transfer is really fast: a few seconds and it works as a wifi connection. This camera just works as a feature rich camera, light weight, easy to use, overall excellent package for a casual photographer. In some aspects: better than the Sony A6400 or Nikon z50 etc.
Having tested the Sony 6400 and the Nikon Z50 and a wide range of Panasonic Lumix Cameras( including the DC-G91), the Fuji XT200, Fuji XT3: here are my opinions.
I am not a professional photographer. But as a casual buyer I was able to test a number of the models in that price range.
I will give you an honest opinion from my point of view for whom this camera is for.
I had issues with all the above and they all were returned or sold. But this one is surprisingly good and I will tell you why you should consider it. And why not and which would be the alternative.
I tried the Panasonic Lumix cameras, they were unbelievably bad. The reviews I read and saw were not justified at all. While they have excellent specs and build quality, they simply cannot take good photos especially in low light due to the small sensors. Video and photo quality were awful. Since it cannot be the most important, I returned them the same day that I got them. I was sure that I will not keep them. Next I tried the Fuji xt 200.
Fuji XT 200: Really good camera that takes super sharp and photos with excellent colour science. The photos are just a pleasure to watch. Remarkable low light performance: was able to take decent photos even in the dark. The 2 reasons I sent it back: the body is poor plastic quality with low durability and it could not record videos for more than 10 minutes. And it would need to rest before it can film again. Then I tried the Sony Alpha 6400. No image stabilisation.
Sony A6400: No Focus bracketing. Colour science is not always spot on. I got terrible images many times. The photos were too crammed, I needed to crop them to get good photos. I needed to take many shots until I would get the proper picture I wanted. After a lot of disappointments and not getting the fun factor from it, I returned it as well. Next, the Nikon z50. No image stabilisation.
Nikon z50. At first it looked fine then I started to really dislike it. The image were not sharp and it was hard to get good depth of field. My photos were blurry in too many sports and only small parts were in focus. I did everything I could to get good photos, but they were disappointing most of the time. Flat objects were fine with excellent colour science but when depth of field was important like 3D objects.. it was not happy at all, too many blurry spots. And no focus bracketing option. No image stabilisation.
Enter the Olympus camera:
It gives excellent colour science. The slightly lower resolution is not felt. I had very good details on leaves, I could see the veins very well, similar to the Sony A6400.
Offers image stabilisation.
Very compact and relatively lightweight.
Mechanical shutter sound is pleasant. Unlike the Sony A6400. It is a really soft and gentle sound.
It does not seem to have a mode to set the image quality. It seems to be a standard quality. Only for movies it can be set to 4k or lower.
The wireless transfer of photos to phone is butter smooth, fast and easy. Much better than the others. It even offers an off mode which allows transfer of photos even if the camera is off via low energy mode.
Most images I took appeared to be in good focus. I was able to get good photos easily. Which is unlike the others ( Nikon, and Sony A6400: I never knew what I was getting...).
Low light performance images and video handheld is good. With good light the video quality is excellent: sharp and excellent colour. It focusses relatively fast.
Where it shines are in the Advanced photography methods:
Live time: long exposure shooting, stars, night sky etc..Live comp: consecutive photos taken records only when there is a change in brightness.. ideal for street night photography..Multiple exposure..combines or overlays sequential images..HDR: takes multiple images with varying exposures and combines it into one with one press of the button. This is ideal for images where you have the sun/ sky in the background and the foreground is darker.. silent photography mode: easily opted via the menuPanorama modeKeystone compensation to compensate for tall buildings..taking pictures from below makes them look deformed... it automatically flatens them: pretty amazing. AE braketing and Focus braketing.
It also has a flash option which the Sony A6400 does not have.
Last but not least: it has a robust and durable build similar to the Nikon z50 and the sony alpha.
It can record but take pictures within the same configuration. so when you set it to video, you can also take a picture if you want.
These easy to use options clearly outshines the Fuji xt 200, Nikon z50, and Sony A6400.
So to put it simple: I think this camera will be suitable for amateur photographers who just want a good picture in an uncomplicated way. Those who are stepping from smartphone to camera and just want a hassle free fun experience.. This is the ideal camera.
Minus points: Still uses micro USB. ( It is unfortunate that the Olympus designers do not realise that some people do not buy only because of this feature. People want USB C.)
The screen flips only to the bottom and not on the side. Hence if you put a tripod then you cannot flip the screen down. Same issue as the Nikon z50.
How to make the wireless connection:1. Download the App: Olympus Image Share and install it. On Top right of the camera there is a small icon with a "wifi+phone" symbol. Tap on it. Within a few steps you are connected. It works really well and super fast to send the pictures to phone. It even has an amazing system low power mode that can be eabled to download the photos even if the camera is off.
Notes for improvement:
1. The cap in front could have an easy press and click function. The current way I need to align it then press it with both fingers on the side.. what I would prefer is: simply press it on the top and it would fit automatically instead of having to press it on the sides and try to fit it. It could be better designed.
2. I would have liked more resolution to have photos with even more crips details and sharpness.
3. Ability to set image quality like 4k etc..
4. Screen should flip on the side.
5. USB C instead of micro USB.
In my view it faces competition with the FUJIFILM X-S10.






