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yokohama · 10-12-19, 11:04 PM

Sorryfor the late response Kenzie. I've been off the grid for a few days. Left Chengdu and gone travelling. I'm in Xiamen at the moment and then off into the mountains to a place called Wuyishan for a couple of days hiking.
I have the Em10 mark 2 and have used it plenty over the last few days. Noticed loads of good deals on these new at jessops and other places last week. It's small, main reason I got it. Better than version 1 and the mark 3 upgrades were fairly minor I think. The 5 is bigger, weatherproofed but in terms of spec differences, not worth the money imo. The new version, recently released, is more compact and has better features. The em1 is more a pro camera.
Probably better to get a body only and look at ebay or camera jungle for lenses. The sigma primes are good and nicely priced.

10-12-19, 11:04 PM	#6669
yokohama Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 283	Re: Vintage film cameras Sorryfor the late response Kenzie. I've been off the grid for a few days. Left Chengdu and gone travelling. I'm in Xiamen at the moment and then off into the mountains to a place called Wuyishan for a couple of days hiking. I have the Em10 mark 2 and have used it plenty over the last few days. Noticed loads of good deals on these new at jessops and other places last week. It's small, main reason I got it. Better than version 1 and the mark 3 upgrades were fairly minor I think. The 5 is bigger, weatherproofed but in terms of spec differences, not worth the money imo. The new version, recently released, is more compact and has better features. The em1 is more a pro camera. Probably better to get a body only and look at ebay or camera jungle for lenses. The sigma primes are good and nicely priced.