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Sadly it's predecessor's flash sync terminal has disappeared completely, which makes this camera less well-suited to life in a studio environment.

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Starting from the front, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III has a re-programmable depth-of-field preview button located to the bottom-left of the lens mount, a round lens release button to the right, plus an AF assist lamp above. The E-M5 Mark III's dimensions are 125.3 x 85.2 x 49.7mm, slightly bigger than the Mark II version, with a body-only weight of 366g, a not insubstantial 53g lighter. In practice, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III still feels well-built, just not quite as solid as the previous model, which is shame given that the new version's launch price is actually slightly higher than its predecessor's was back in 2015.ĭespite the change of material, it thankfully still boasts the same dust and splash-proof capabilities as before, forming a truly weatherproof system with a similarly equipped lens attached. It's now constructed of polycarbonate to help keep both the weight and price down, rather than the magnesium-alloy used in its predecessor, which could prove to be a deal-breaker for some. These are all very welcome changes, but there is unfortunately one pretty big step back in terms of the OM-D E-M5 III's external design.

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There are fewer changes to the rear, with the principal one being the addition of a dedicated ISO button just above the rear thumb-rest, along with a revised Mode 1/2 switch that now incorporates an AEL/AFL button within it, once again just like on the E-M1 Mark II. On top of the camera, only the power switch is still in the same place, with the dedicated shooting mode dial now relocated over on the right and customizable drive and display buttons on the left, just like on the E-M1 Mark II. In fact, the control layout of the new OMD EM5 Mark III much more closely resembles the E-M1 Mark II, rather than its mid-range predecessor.

Ease of Useįour years is a long time in the fast moving world of photography, and at first glance you'd be hard-pressed to spot the difference between the new E-M5 Mark III and 2015's Mark II model.īut look carefully and there are some subtle and important external changes between the two cameras, with Olympus taking the opportunity to fix almost all of the criticisms that were levelled at the E-M5 II. The Olympus OMD EM5 Mark III is available in silver or black priced at £1099 / $1199 body-only, and also in different kit versions. Other key features of the Olympus OM-D EM-5 III include a 3-inch touch-sensitive, vari-angle LCD screen, 2.36 million-dot OLED electronic viewfinder with eye-detection, 10 frames per second burst shooting with AF/AE tracking, a sensitivity range of ISO 64-25600, Live Composite, Pro Capture, Focus Stacking and USB charging.

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On the video side, the Olympus E-M5 III offers Cine 4K recording at 24p and 4K 30p recording, plus Full HD 120p slow-motion, with a dedicated 3.5mm Mic jack for better sound recording. In the improved High Resolution mode, the 5-axis image stabilisation system can capture 50 megapixel JPEGs and 80 megapixel RAW files by moving the sensor between each shot and merging eight single exposures into one during the course of 1 second.

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It offers the world's most effective 5-axis image stabilisation system, rated for up to 5.5-stops of compensation with any lens that's fitted to it, and 6.5 stops when using the stabilized M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-100mm F4 IS PRO zoom lens. The OMD EM5 Mark III is a classically styled camera that has exactly the same 20.4 megapixel Live MOS sensor and Truepix VIII processor found in the E-M1 Mark II / E-M1X cameras, and the same dual phase- and contrast-based auto-focus system, with 121 points for both. It brings many of Olympus’ most advanced imaging technologies from the flagship E-M1 Mark II / E-M1X cameras into a compact, lightweight and weather-sealed camera body, at a lower price-point. The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III is a new Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera that replaces the 4-year-old E-M5 Mark II model.