Olympus All Weather Digital Camera

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

Attached to my Olympus Stylus TOUGH TG-4 Digital Camera for use on the beach...

For a fowl weather camera I use an Olympus Tough the rain cover is removed and stuffed in the bottom of the camera compartment leaving room for an extra battery and sd card wrapped in a baggy. They all fit well within the bag. I particularly like the magnetic latch, and metal swivels on the strap.

I originally started with the Olympus 75-300 ii. While I liked that lens a decent amount, the Panny offers a bit more in terms of speed (F4-5.6), and also for the Dual IS on my compatible Lumix camera, the G9. Oh, and weather sealing and 3 year warranty! The results are pretty great so far, though I haven't been able to use it that much just yet due to the weather. It's a sizeable lens for m43, but it's tiny compared to the FF equivalent. I like the way it handles on the G9. The whole camera feels very balanced, and the Dual IS means I can get a clear shot almost down to 1s shutter (of something not moving, of course). Another pro is that it comes with a hood, something the O75-300ii doesn't. So far, I like what I see.

This is the perfect lens for the Olympus Tough T-1 camera.It's a great addition to the camera that's set up to take on every weather situation!The elements in this lens gives it quality at a low price.The speed for action shots is perfect with this lens.In the snow, in the ocean, or hiking in the jungles.Fantastically Fun!!!

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.

Weather-resistance, combined with the 2x cropping factor of the Olympus E-3 camera make this a great lens in the 24-120 mm range. Add a 2x teleconverter and you get all the way to 48-240 mm. Perfect for the wildlife/landscape photography I do. The lens' heft alone just feels like quality.

There are 2 very important things a camera has to have. IBIS and Weather Resistance. OM-5 has these and many more but these 2 items are a must-have. OM-5 IBIS is the best of the best. I can hand hold at 1/10sec and get tack-sharp photos. I can go slower but I dare not speak of such things. With any other camera, I have, L, and F cameras included, I can't do that. The slowest speed I can shoot any camera is 1/250 sec. Parkinson's forces IBIS. Weather Resistance gives the ability to make photos under any circumstances. Both of these features are mandatory and critical for photography. OM-5 does both with care and class. The menu system is what you expect from a fine camera, actually better than most. Image quality, well, beautiful. Now, now the third feature is a camera killer. Oh yeah, all your fancy dancy cameras with all the features and lenses in your suitcase to lug them around. See, Olympus makes cameras the way WE want and need them to be. They make them for us, the shooters. Other makers make great cameras the way they want them to be for themselves. OM-5 is very compact, lightweight, and fits in a jacket pocket with ease. I use the 20mm 1.4 and it's sweet. So, it should be obvious how I feel about OM-5 and Olympus in general. B&H has always offered top service by any means to its customers and I would suggest when you get the OM-5, get it from B&H. Last but not least, I asked Olympus to install IBIS in my brain so I can be stable. I Have not heard back from them, but I will, oh yes I will.

So I have mostly been shooting film my career but with my lifestyle it has become too cumbersome to shoot film all the live long day. However new Mirrorless cameras are too expensive and DSLRs too bulky for my tastes. Enter Olympus. I had known about Olympus and their high quality, compact film cameras, but had never thought about their digital line. This camera may have eh ish specs on paper due to it's M43 sensor and all but don't let that fool you. This camera is any highly mobile photographer's dream. Ultra-Sharp budget lens options. The EXACT size of my old OMF/OM-30 film SLR and just a joy to use with its tactile controls. The menus and modes took a little getting used to; but honestly it took maybe a day? Anyway This thing is weather sealed with a weather-sealed PRO line lens in the kit. At the price I paid (1300USD) it was an absolute steal. And I haven't even gotten into the 4K video yet with my use case.

This camera strap was just what I was hoping for: comfortable as is supports my digital SLR, even in 90 degree weather, and adjustable to fit.