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Mirrorless cameras are nearly half the market in Asia and I believe they
are the future. There's no doubt that in image quality they are
catching up to the APS-C sensor-based cameras. They're also catching up
on better low-light performance and they are catching up on value as well.
After
shooting with my brand new OM-D for over a week now, I can sum up my
whole experience that this simply the best Micro Four Thirds camera
money can buy. The OM-D is a bit pricy, but I believe it's worth the
extra cash. (thanks Dad! ;-)
So what do I think?
The
camera is small and feels great in my hands, it’s light, quick,
and so far a blast to shoot with. The autofocus is one of the quickest
I’ve seen on any camera and the 5-axis stabilizations… yes it’s a great
feature, awesome if you use some old manual lens. And last, but not least, I really enjoy the great quality of the pictures!
So why would you carry a heavy camera when a lighter one would do the same job?
