I realize this video is 8 months old as of this posting, but I couldn't agree with your conclusions more. I actually owned a Fuji F100V for over a year. I was fortunate enough to buy one before the price went through the roof. It's a beautiful camera that takes razor sharp photos. I can't knock it there, but do you really want to walk around with a camera that expensive, you cannot change lenses and it's not even weather resistant. I was able to sell it off for a very handy profit. Since I have been heavily invested in the Olympus system for years, the little Pen E-PM2 was a no brainer. I own a few of the Pen series, but this tiny camera has a charm of it's own. Thanks for recommending it.
Thank you! I can’t knock the Fuji anything, I am a huge Fuji fan and use the X-T5 for professional work. Fuji makes a great camera system. And I also like the X100# cameras. But the hyped up prices just kill it for me.
@@MattRyanPhoto55 I went from my whole life with Nikon. Then Fujifilm the past 10 years. Now Olympus. Love its lighter and just more fun. I’m not doing weddings or product photography. Now, I’m older. I only care about warm color rendering, HDR. Composition. Telling a story. 💁🏻♀️ 💕
I've got one. My first real ILC, bought back in 2014. Bought one for me and one for my wife. A year later traded it in for an EM-10. Then she inherited the EM-10 and I have her PM2. Great little camera.
Absolutely agree with all of this. Bought a cheap epm-2 for $50 on ebay with a sticky navigation wheel that made the camera "broken" per the seller. Applied some contact cleaner and the camera worked like new! I'm shocked with the image quality and the camera's color profile, love how it sees the world. Picked up a 45mm 1.8 as well as the cheap zoom lens 40-150mm 4.0-5.6 both used as well. Extremely impressive the quality you can get by buying used m43 lens and bodies for next to nothing.
Did you take the back off? Mine is starting to do just that. It just randomly starts going. Doesn’t effect anything if in aperture priority mode but in manual it goes nuts
Hi. I have in sight an E-PM2 with two kit lenses for 200$. One of them is the 40-150. Would you say that the ibis in the small body is enough to stabilise the lens at telephoto for stills? I’ve read reviews where it is said that the ibis in this unit isn’t good enough for telephoto or it suffers from shutter shock. Thank you.
I bought the EP-M2 bundled w the zoom lens like 10 yrs ago for $199. Pic quality is great. I have a 40mm and a 28mm pancake lens for it. Works great as a walk around camera.
Most recently I got myself an Olympus PEN-F - w/ 17mm/1.8 - which looks way more cool than the Fuji X100v. I am a Fuji shooter, but am deeply impressed by this Olympus gem of a camera.
I love my PM-2 as much as any of my top end cameras. Its thr red one. And it makes me smile to use. And thats what counts right, especially when image quality also is good enough!?
I too own an E-PM2. It cost me only £35 minus a lens. A couple of things you didn't mention is that the PM2 can also take an EVF (I noticed the funny part when you tried to take it to your eye, only to forget it doesn't have a viewfinder!) The other thing is that the PM2 has 3-axis stabilisation, which being an Olympus is the best I.S. on any camera system today. Olympus really nailed the I.S. on their m43 cameras. The last thing I'm going to say is that for a 2013 camera, the E-PM2 is a brilliant inexpensive alternative to the rather overpriced Ricoh GR. The PM2 is the exact same size of the Ricoh GRD IV and the GR II (both, I also own). Yet the PM2 is also almost as old as the GRD IV, outperforms both the GRD and GR II in terms of speed. IQ on low ISO like 200, I can't tell the difference between PM2 and GR II. Seriously consider the PM2 (or E-PL10) if you're lusting after a GR III but cannot afford to justify the insane asking price.
Yeah I been looking at the evfs. The 2,3, and 4. Just waiting for a good price. All the ones I’m finding are $120 or more. It is a mighty little camera and I did leave out a bit of info but figured. I went into more detail but cut that out of the video for time and chose to go a more simpler route. Thanks for all the info!!! I plan to do another video with either the pm2 or pl10 vs the Ricoh just for the algorithm lol
Video autofocus was better than a lot of panasonic cameras Ive seen. Thats pretty impressive considering the age and price of this camera with contrast AF. Olympus somehow minimizes the back and fourth hunting, once focused. There is a great video comparing the E-m10 iii to the Canon m50 in Russian. The canon is faster in HD but olympus is still very good. In 4k the olympus is way better.
Yeah the video is not bad, the lens I used for the video was not the best choice, and the framerate was different on the PM2 than the rest of the video so it made the video look even worse than what it actually is.
I do as well, it was a tough day to shoot with all of the smoke, kind of ruined the detail this camera can do with photos that had data at some range. But all in all I love this little camera, and I take it everywhere, and use it like crazy. It sits in my travel bag with my Minox 35 so I have digital and film at all times :D
Say I am a new subscriber! I have returned to photography after quite an abscence! I shoot my Olympus EPL2 and Olympus EPM1 cameras as well as a Pentax K-50 DSLR. I love my Olympus cameras. I want to purchase a 16 mp version of the cameras that I have. Mine are both 12 mp. Thanks for this review. I will keep my eyes peeled for an EPM2. I will also watch your other videos.
I bought a epm2 mini for a ridiculous price of 5£ and the lumix 20mm for 50£, I love this little beat. It is my way go camera, little, fun and easy to use, pack with full great function like ather big brother. I just set up the parameters and shoot, shoot, shoot like a point and shoot without any thoughts, rarely I bring back home bad pictures.
Yeah thats what great about these Pen cameras. I set it to aperture priority when I am out just doing some fun shooting and I don't even think about it. Autofocus is generally spot on and they are reliable.
@@MattRyanPhoto55 autofocus is spot on and quick. Plus I found the on/off button in the right position close to the shutter, press it the camera is instantly ready to shoot.
Great video ! The only negative point i found to that camera is the lack of focus peaking which so cool to use with vintage lenses. But i agree this is an awesome camera. I will try to get one😊
@@MattRyanPhoto55 i saw there is a workaround using one of the camera photo filter. That works but the real focus peak8ng is just dope. Go for the ep10 ! Cheers from France. Look forward for your next video with the ep10 😁
Yeah I need to get a EVF for the PM2 but to be honest I have been bringing the PL10 everywhere and using it for everything even as a backup/2nd camera when on photo shoots. I use the 14-42 EZ ED lens and it is sharp, small, and silent and just perfect for everyday use and makes these cameras the size of a premium point and shoot which is why I bought them, I also adapted some amazing vintage lenses to it but with no EVF they can be difficult to make sure its in focus lol. But I never once thought I would pretty much ignore my Fuji X-T5s for everything other than professional work.
The pen mini's are wonderful cameras! It's a pitty that Oly discontinued them. They should have made a mini3 with more refined exterior, and I bet it will sell well.
My only problem with these older small cameras is the lack of wifi sharing to my phone. I want one for travel that gives me better detail than my phone but I can share online as I go. I have an Olympus 12-42 pancake lens but need a camera for it :)
Fuji only advantage is the jpeg engine. I have epl7 and xt3 but I'd still choose Fuji just for one slide to change the look and feel. Epl7 is no slouch, I love the size. Don't care about raw anymore as I just want to shoot and share, don't have time for editing anymore for casual use. The best world is MFT compact size with Fuji jpeg engine
Couldn’t agree more with you guys. Nice having both. Olympus being a little smaller and lighter. And cute. Feels good. I love my E-PL7 .. small size and slender. Surprise it’s still a bit heavy though. Haha 🌸
Thanks for showing us the old town (as opposed to Old Town). Looks pretty run down I must say! But doesn't every city in the US these days? I saw a used Fuji X20 (they're the same age as the PM2) for $800 the other day. With its 1/1.6" sensor. Can you believe that? It's the film simulations. After watching your video I'm getting a second PM2. It really does have advanced IQ. Don't think we'll be seeing any more cameras like it.
Yeah I love Fuji, but the hype has just made them way over priced, I am glad though because that means they will hopefully continue to make new cameras, and push other companies to compete with similar products. The world needs more rangefinders again!
@@MattRyanPhoto55 I'm afraid the camera companies are half destroyed in by smartphones. Most cameras may be professional-oriented from now on. Hope not!
The X100v is an incredible camera, and the prices are starting to come down which is good, and I am sure I will buy one some point, but at the time of this video used ones were going for over a $1,000 more than what retail for new was. So my goal was to show that you can still get great photos out of an older camera that is roughly the same size for under $200. The PM2 I shot in this video was $69, and I think that lens was somewhere around $59-$79. I actually returned the lens and bought the newer collapsable 14-42 EZ ED lens with my PL10 which I use almost religiously.
I have the PL10 as well which is more useful for me as it does 4k, focus peaking, built in level, etc.. I do plan to buy a Sony ZV-1 or ZV-1F, I would be interested to see how the smaller 1" sensor does in lower light when compared to the micro 4:3
I like this camera too..i've had little problems with control wheel. Body is magically old school and modern. Do you guys know what is the newest firmware to body? I have 14-42 mm and 40-150 lenses. What is best allarounder for nature/"macro" and photographing sport events? Thanks alot
Not entirely sure what the best all arounder would be for macro, and sports, etc.. I traded this one in since it had some issue, and picked up the Pen E-PL10 and the only lens I use for everything is the 14-42mm EZ ED which if I still had the PM2 I would also use only this lens. The use I get out of it for video, photo makes that lens perfect for me.
How's the brightness level of the LCD screen in bright light? Is it bright enough to see. It looks a wee bit dark in the video. It doesn't come with an EVF, so that's an important detail. LOL! ;-)
@@MattRyanPhoto55 I see, but what do you mean by "it can pop out at different angles?" I thought this camera had a fixed LCD screen. Also, how is this camera at higher ISOs (e.g. 3200, 6400, etc.), Matt? I realize it's an old camera now, but some of the old Olympus Pen cams are actually pretty good at higher ISOs. I was looking at the E-PL7 and it's not bad, especially for it's era.
@@mote99 LOL. Sorry thought this was for my E-PL10 video. No I never had an issue with the PM2 screen either. And yes it is fixed. And you can get an EVF for this which is nice.
@@MattRyanPhoto55I see. Have you tried shooting with it at higher ISOs? That's another factor that's important to me. If I get one, I'd like to be able to shoot with it at 3200 ISO... but higher would be even better. LOL! ;-)
@@mote99 yeah. Should be fine considering it is older and a micro 4:3 sensor. Higher iso = more noise on any camera. But thankfully Lightroom classic will denoise raw files extremely well.
I generally use Final Cut Pro, or Davinci Resolve. Final Cut is pretty easy to use, but costs a little bit. Davinci Resolve has a free version that is amazing but harder to use.
How pocketable is this camera? I have a Fujifilm x100F but I'm looking for something I can just toss into my pants pocket (with a small pancake lens). Thx!
With the 14-42 pancake it’s pocketable to an extent. Not like a point and shoot or a Ricoh griii. But I have carried it in my jacket pocket and a side pocket in cargo pants.
I see over 10 of them listed for sale right now in the US for under $200. Also you can see the actual market value of items by using the filter “Sold” that will tell you what something is worth not what are the inflated prices of people hoping to sell for way more. Also keep in mind the date of when the video was posted, prices do fluctuate over time.
I realize this video is 8 months old as of this posting, but I couldn't agree with your conclusions more. I actually owned a Fuji F100V for over a year. I was fortunate enough to buy one before the price went through the roof. It's a beautiful camera that takes razor sharp photos. I can't knock it there, but do you really want to walk around with a camera that expensive, you cannot change lenses and it's not even weather resistant. I was able to sell it off for a very handy profit. Since I have been heavily invested in the Olympus system for years, the little Pen E-PM2 was a no brainer. I own a few of the Pen series, but this tiny camera has a charm of it's own. Thanks for recommending it.
Thank you! I can’t knock the Fuji anything, I am a huge Fuji fan and use the X-T5 for professional work. Fuji makes a great camera system. And I also like the X100# cameras. But the hyped up prices just kill it for me.
@@MattRyanPhoto55 I went from my whole life with Nikon. Then Fujifilm the past 10 years.
Now Olympus. Love its lighter and just more fun. I’m not doing weddings or product photography.
Now, I’m older. I only care about warm color rendering, HDR. Composition. Telling a story. 💁🏻♀️ 💕
But wish it had WiFi
I've got one. My first real ILC, bought back in 2014. Bought one for me and one for my wife. A year later traded it in for an EM-10. Then she inherited the EM-10 and I have her PM2. Great little camera.
Absolutely agree with all of this. Bought a cheap epm-2 for $50 on ebay with a sticky navigation wheel that made the camera "broken" per the seller. Applied some contact cleaner and the camera worked like new! I'm shocked with the image quality and the camera's color profile, love how it sees the world. Picked up a 45mm 1.8 as well as the cheap zoom lens 40-150mm 4.0-5.6 both used as well. Extremely impressive the quality you can get by buying used m43 lens and bodies for next to nothing.
Did you take the back off? Mine is starting to do just that. It just randomly starts going. Doesn’t effect anything if in aperture priority mode but in manual it goes nuts
Hi. I have in sight an E-PM2 with two kit lenses for 200$. One of them is the 40-150. Would you say that the ibis in the small body is enough to stabilise the lens at telephoto for stills? I’ve read reviews where it is said that the ibis in this unit isn’t good enough for telephoto or it suffers from shutter shock.
Thank you.
I completely agree!!!!
I bought the EP-M2 bundled w the zoom lens like 10 yrs ago for $199. Pic quality is great. I have a 40mm and a 28mm pancake lens for it. Works great as a walk around camera.
Most recently I got myself an Olympus PEN-F - w/ 17mm/1.8 - which looks way more cool than the Fuji X100v. I am a Fuji shooter, but am deeply impressed by this Olympus gem of a camera.
Fuji lover as well and I agree I love these little Pens
I love my PM-2 as much as any of my top end cameras. Its thr red one. And it makes me smile to use. And thats what counts right, especially when image quality also is good enough!?
That is all that counts! Gotta have the smiles.
I too own an E-PM2. It cost me only £35 minus a lens. A couple of things you didn't mention is that the PM2 can also take an EVF (I noticed the funny part when you tried to take it to your eye, only to forget it doesn't have a viewfinder!) The other thing is that the PM2 has 3-axis stabilisation, which being an Olympus is the best I.S. on any camera system today. Olympus really nailed the I.S. on their m43 cameras. The last thing I'm going to say is that for a 2013 camera, the E-PM2 is a brilliant inexpensive alternative to the rather overpriced Ricoh GR. The PM2 is the exact same size of the Ricoh GRD IV and the GR II (both, I also own). Yet the PM2 is also almost as old as the GRD IV, outperforms both the GRD and GR II in terms of speed. IQ on low ISO like 200, I can't tell the difference between PM2 and GR II. Seriously consider the PM2 (or E-PL10) if you're lusting after a GR III but cannot afford to justify the insane asking price.
Yeah I been looking at the evfs. The 2,3, and 4. Just waiting for a good price. All the ones I’m finding are $120 or more. It is a mighty little camera and I did leave out a bit of info but figured. I went into more detail but cut that out of the video for time and chose to go a more simpler route. Thanks for all the info!!! I plan to do another video with either the pm2 or pl10 vs the Ricoh just for the algorithm lol
Video autofocus was better than a lot of panasonic cameras Ive seen. Thats pretty impressive considering the age and price of this camera with contrast AF. Olympus somehow minimizes the back and fourth hunting, once focused. There is a great video comparing the E-m10 iii to the Canon m50 in Russian. The canon is faster in HD but olympus is still very good. In 4k the olympus is way better.
Yeah the video is not bad, the lens I used for the video was not the best choice, and the framerate was different on the PM2 than the rest of the video so it made the video look even worse than what it actually is.
Thanks for showing the e-pm2. I've got one in cheapskate white!
I do as well, it was a tough day to shoot with all of the smoke, kind of ruined the detail this camera can do with photos that had data at some range. But all in all I love this little camera, and I take it everywhere, and use it like crazy. It sits in my travel bag with my Minox 35 so I have digital and film at all times :D
Man! Those photos you got are so vibey! Nice work!!
I even had a c mount lens adapter machined for this camera so I can use my vintage c mount Switar lenses with it. They look amazing.
Damn that's some dedication, I love it!
Say I am a new subscriber! I have returned to photography after quite an abscence! I shoot my Olympus EPL2 and Olympus EPM1 cameras as well as a Pentax K-50 DSLR. I love my Olympus cameras. I want to purchase a 16 mp version of the cameras that I have. Mine are both 12 mp. Thanks for this review. I will keep my eyes peeled for an EPM2. I will also watch your other videos.
I bought a epm2 mini for a ridiculous price of 5£ and the lumix 20mm for 50£, I love this little beat.
It is my way go camera, little, fun and easy to use, pack with full great function like ather big brother.
I just set up the parameters and shoot, shoot, shoot like a point and shoot without any thoughts, rarely I bring back home bad pictures.
Yeah thats what great about these Pen cameras. I set it to aperture priority when I am out just doing some fun shooting and I don't even think about it. Autofocus is generally spot on and they are reliable.
@@MattRyanPhoto55 autofocus is spot on and quick. Plus I found the on/off button in the right position close to the shutter, press it the camera is instantly ready to shoot.
@@sebastianop.3052 Yes the power button is perfectly placed when holding down at your side and walking to turn off and on real quick.
Could you provide a link to pics you post online, taken with this camera? Would love to see them, if possible...Thnx
Great video ! The only negative point i found to that camera is the lack of focus peaking which so cool to use with vintage lenses. But i agree this is an awesome camera. I will try to get one😊
Focus peaking would be amazing. One of the reasons I am going to grab a pl10
@@MattRyanPhoto55 i saw there is a workaround using one of the camera photo filter. That works but the real focus peak8ng is just dope. Go for the ep10 ! Cheers from France. Look forward for your next video with the ep10 😁
Oly PEN-F has got focus peaking. If is more expensive but I hope whenever I want to sell it, I might get the extra money back.
@@carolingrimaldi my E-pl10 has peaking. One of the reasons I bought it.
The hack is : Set Picture mode to Art Filter 11, set Type to II. This is the line style filter
7:00 How many times did that "Oops forgot there's no viewfinder" thing happen? lol Great video and very nice images.
LOL many many times!
I came to the same conclusion. PM-2 with 17mm lens and EVF4 viewfinder when I want it. It's great.
Yeah I need to get a EVF for the PM2 but to be honest I have been bringing the PL10 everywhere and using it for everything even as a backup/2nd camera when on photo shoots. I use the 14-42 EZ ED lens and it is sharp, small, and silent and just perfect for everyday use and makes these cameras the size of a premium point and shoot which is why I bought them, I also adapted some amazing vintage lenses to it but with no EVF they can be difficult to make sure its in focus lol. But I never once thought I would pretty much ignore my Fuji X-T5s for everything other than professional work.
I love my EPM1, still looking for a PM2 on the used market!
1:13 "If stolen, it's not gonna hurt ya pocket that much"
...unless the M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm F4.5 TC1.25x is PRO [$7,499.99] was on the body.
I had an EP1 with a 20mm f1.7 that ibought on ebay 2 yrs ago for $149. Camera took great jpegs
I am going to grab an pl10 here soon most likely. I have been very impressed with the quality of these little cameras
@@MattRyanPhoto55 i just was lucky getting it with the 20mm f1.7 . I actually bought the 25mm and another EP1 but i gave it to MattJacobs channel
@6:59 The NUMBER of times I've done this having just moved from a D90 to 4/3!
The pen mini's are wonderful cameras! It's a pitty that Oly discontinued them. They should have made a mini3 with more refined exterior, and I bet it will sell well.
Yeah it was a great line of cameras, who knows maybe they will resurrect the line again.
My only problem with these older small cameras is the lack of wifi sharing to my phone. I want one for travel that gives me better detail than my phone but I can share online as I go. I have an Olympus 12-42 pancake lens but need a camera for it :)
I agree. But since I shoot a lot film I can be patient. But when I am not than I generally have my PL10 with me which I can connect to if needed.
olympus e-10 mark ii has wifi and EVF. It IS small and cheap
I use a wifi card in my EP1 and works great 😊
Fuji only advantage is the jpeg engine.
I have epl7 and xt3 but I'd still choose Fuji just for one slide to change the look and feel. Epl7 is no slouch, I love the size. Don't care about raw anymore as I just want to shoot and share, don't have time for editing anymore for casual use. The best world is MFT compact size with Fuji jpeg engine
I agree, Fuji sooc Joel’s are amazing and love them as well
Couldn’t agree more with you guys. Nice having both.
Olympus being a little smaller and lighter. And cute. Feels good.
I love my E-PL7 .. small size and slender. Surprise it’s still a bit heavy though. Haha 🌸
Looks great. How is the auto focus? And experience with Olympus ep5?
Auto focus was adequate for being the age it is. And no experience with the ep5. The E-pl10 however is a beastly little camera.
Thanks for showing us the old town (as opposed to Old Town). Looks pretty run down I must say! But doesn't every city in the US these days?
I saw a used Fuji X20 (they're the same age as the PM2) for $800 the other day. With its 1/1.6" sensor. Can you believe that? It's the film simulations.
After watching your video I'm getting a second PM2. It really does have advanced IQ. Don't think we'll be seeing any more cameras like it.
Yeah I love Fuji, but the hype has just made them way over priced, I am glad though because that means they will hopefully continue to make new cameras, and push other companies to compete with similar products. The world needs more rangefinders again!
@@MattRyanPhoto55 I'm afraid the camera companies are half destroyed in by smartphones. Most cameras may be professional-oriented from now on. Hope not!
Cool cam but its nowhere near any of the x100 caneras. Having the built in Nd filter and the flash is incredible
The X100v is an incredible camera, and the prices are starting to come down which is good, and I am sure I will buy one some point, but at the time of this video used ones were going for over a $1,000 more than what retail for new was. So my goal was to show that you can still get great photos out of an older camera that is roughly the same size for under $200. The PM2 I shot in this video was $69, and I think that lens was somewhere around $59-$79. I actually returned the lens and bought the newer collapsable 14-42 EZ ED lens with my PL10 which I use almost religiously.
AND superior EVF, Larger sensor, AF....not even a contest this little cam just looks cool lol what a fanboy video
@@Ed-lz4jvYeah, keep jetting off to your X100V😂, who's the fanboy?
I use it as a cheap second camera in combination with the 12-35 pancake. If you have a bit more cash get a new 1 inch compact.
I have the PL10 as well which is more useful for me as it does 4k, focus peaking, built in level, etc.. I do plan to buy a Sony ZV-1 or ZV-1F, I would be interested to see how the smaller 1" sensor does in lower light when compared to the micro 4:3
I like this camera too..i've had little problems with control wheel. Body is magically old school and modern. Do you guys know what is the newest firmware to body? I have 14-42 mm and 40-150 lenses. What is best allarounder for nature/"macro" and photographing sport events? Thanks alot
Not entirely sure what the best all arounder would be for macro, and sports, etc.. I traded this one in since it had some issue, and picked up the Pen E-PL10 and the only lens I use for everything is the 14-42mm EZ ED which if I still had the PM2 I would also use only this lens. The use I get out of it for video, photo makes that lens perfect for me.
6:58 haha forgot there was no viewfinder
Es mi cámara desde hace casi 10 años. Muy conforme!
Awesome! It's a great camera!
How's the brightness level of the LCD screen in bright light? Is it bright enough to see. It looks a wee bit dark in the video. It doesn't come with an EVF, so that's an important detail. LOL! ;-)
I have not had an issue with it in bright sunny days. It can pop out at different angles so I guess I never noticed an issue.
@@MattRyanPhoto55 I see, but what do you mean by "it can pop out at different angles?" I thought this camera had a fixed LCD screen.
Also, how is this camera at higher ISOs (e.g. 3200, 6400, etc.), Matt? I realize it's an old camera now, but some of the old Olympus Pen cams are actually pretty good at higher ISOs. I was looking at the E-PL7 and it's not bad, especially for it's era.
@@mote99 LOL. Sorry thought this was for my E-PL10 video. No I never had an issue with the PM2 screen either. And yes it is fixed. And you can get an EVF for this which is nice.
@@MattRyanPhoto55I see. Have you tried shooting with it at higher ISOs? That's another factor that's important to me. If I get one, I'd like to be able to shoot with it at 3200 ISO... but higher would be even better. LOL! ;-)
@@mote99 yeah. Should be fine considering it is older and a micro 4:3 sensor. Higher iso = more noise on any camera. But thankfully Lightroom classic will denoise raw files extremely well.
Well done. What editing software are you using.?
I’m new with video. I want to learn. Something simple. ツ
I generally use Final Cut Pro, or Davinci Resolve. Final Cut is pretty easy to use, but costs a little bit. Davinci Resolve has a free version that is amazing but harder to use.
Thank you my friend.
I love my little Olympus E-PM2. 💁🏻♀️💕
Well it’s cheaper but that’s about it. The files, high ISO etc is miles apart
How pocketable is this camera? I have a Fujifilm x100F but I'm looking for something I can just toss into my pants pocket (with a small pancake lens). Thx!
With the 14-42 pancake it’s pocketable to an extent. Not like a point and shoot or a Ricoh griii. But I have carried it in my jacket pocket and a side pocket in cargo pants.
I too love my wife!
lol I do too, the shirt reads "I LOVE" "when" "MY WIFE" "lets me fly my drone" she bought it for me so it's okay to wear ;D
Will my zuiko 50mm f 1.8 fit this camera?
@@АмгаланСагадаров as long as it is a micro 4/3 lens.
You guys need to research price better, the cheapest on eBay is $500
I see over 10 of them listed for sale right now in the US for under $200. Also you can see the actual market value of items by using the filter “Sold” that will tell you what something is worth not what are the inflated prices of people hoping to sell for way more. Also keep in mind the date of when the video was posted, prices do fluctuate over time.