Olympus 24 Meg Apsc Mirrorless Camera

Purchased this for my Olympus mirrorless camera and it works perfectly.

Great all round lens for APSC camera.

Dont really know what to say other than it is a battery to have as backup for my new mirrorless camera Olympus EM-1 Mk III.

After several years of happily shooting with M43 (mostly Olympus) and APSC (mostly Fujifilm) cameras I've been keeping an eye out for a reasonably priced but modern full frame. So far I'm loving it. The S5 is well made and comfortable. Panasonic's UI has always been a favorite of mine. The 20-60 kit lens is nicer than expected. I picked up a couple of prime lenses for low light/subject separation. The 1.8's are a great match. There are a ton of reviews on the S5 that aren't complentary towards the autofocus. For what I'm looking for - family, pets, travel, cityscape, landscape - I have no complaints. I will probably stick with one of the other systems, at least for a while, to cover the occasional action shooting that I do. We'll see. Anyways, buy it, enjoy it.

I recently purchase an Olympus mirrorless camera and several lens. I am extremely pleased with pictures made with this system. It is much lighter than my Canon. This lens worked very well for my needs.

Just what I needed for my new mirrorless system, the camera(Olympus E-M10 MARK III), four lenses , flash, filters, extra batteries, etc.....still a light package , waterproof, and good looking.

I recently purchase an Olympus mirrorless camera and several lens. I purchased two Extreme Pro 128GB memory card with the system. These cards have aways meet of exceeded my expectations. It is y go to card

I am a long time Nikon user, with my last being the D500. I had to sell that camera and all the gear I had with it a few years back when times got a bit tough. I recently was able to afford another camera, and after some research and a very good recommendation from a valued friend I decided on the Olympus E-M5 Mark III. I was honestly a bit hesitant going to a mirrorless camera due to the smaller size, and the four-thirds sensor as well. But I have been well pleased with the results I am getting from this little beast. I have included a few images that I have captured using the 75-300mm lens I bought along with the camera. I have been extremely happy with the Moon pics I have grabbed so far, being it is one of my favorite things to photograph. If I had one slightly negative thing to say, it would be that the camera seems to be a little grainy in low light situations. I am sure I will be able to improve the results as I reacquire the knowledge of photography I am a bit rusty on. I will add I do have a 25mm 1.8, a 45mm 1.8, and a 12-50mm 3.5-6.3 set of lenses. So I am not trying to take low-light photos with the 75-300mm I have. All in all I am very happy with my purchase and look forward to taking many more pics with my Olympus camera. If you are looking for a solid mirrorless camera under $1K that will deliver great images, you will not be disappointed with the E-M5 Mark III.

I've had Canon and Olympus , but this is the best mirrorless camera . Weather sealed body and lens, Great IQ and in body 5 axis stabilization. Just go for it. B&H can't be beat for their prices.

I needed a micro-HDMI to HDMI cable to use with my Olympus mirrorless camera. I came across this one and the price was very reasonable. It has performed well and the video/picture I am getting via a capture card while using this cable has been consistent and in good resolution and clarity. I would recommend this cable to anyone who may need one.