Weather Sealed Mirrorless Cameras 2019

I got this for my mother--it's a great mirrorless camera for someone who doesn't need a weather-sealed option. It is quite small, so keep that in mind if you have large hands.

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.

Bought this to protect my camera and zoom lenses from the elements. �Although my cameras are weather sealed, I still feel safer shielding them from the weather. �This cover gives full access to control my cameras, while adjusting to fit almost any size mega-zoom lens. �Quite useful to keep in my bag.

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.

The weather has been such that not much use yet but the shots taken for the car have been very good.. I am sold on the Canon Mirrorless lens and cameras..

Very much fun to shoot with this camera. Very well weather sealed so fewer worries!

So happy this is weather sealed, unlike the Cine DS line. Excited to use it more.

Weather sealed, sharp, fast and fun to shoot with. I really haven't found anything about it that I don't like.

I just had this lens out for the first time this afternoon, and it seriously may be the best lens I've ever had. To be perfect, it would be weather sealed and stabilized. It's definitely a keeper!!

Its not weather sealed like the $350 one.  I dont know who needs that much battery power while shooting in the rain.  I can go smaller, more nimble without a battery grip in those conditions and swap batteries the old way and save the money. But when Im with a client and want my camera to look more Pro... I use the battery grip... lol