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      Olympus OM-D E-M5 Price by Country

      CountryPrice
      Indonesia IDR 1,366,000
      Malaysia MYR 1,106
      Philippines PHP 65,663
      Singapore SGD 867
      Thailand THB 26,800
      Vietnam VND 1,300,000

      Expert Reviews

      digitalone.com.sg
      Reviewed on 2012-07-10
      THE OM-D E-M5 is the digital edition of the 35mm SLR Olympus OM series which came out in the 1970s.This mirrorless Micro Four Thirds camera has six notable features:A dust- and splash-proof body, which is a first for mirrorless cameras. A five-axis image-...
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      hardwarezone.com.sg
      Reviewed on 2012-03-23
      Low noise at very high ISO settings, Superb handling, Excellent image stabilization, Fast and accurate autofocus, Gorgeous retroinspired designCramped and small back buttons
      Olympus has been bringing retro back since the first PEN E-P1 first launched in 2009. It's proven so popular that other companies have sat up and taken note - check out Fujifilm's major push into retro designs with the X100, X10 and X-Pro1 cameras.Stil...
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      thestar.com.my
      Reviewed on 2015-06-08
      Nice build quality, compact, High Res Shot mode, lots of customisable buttonsButton overload may confuse some users
      Olympus has updated it's first digital OM-D with a few tweaks and new features.The OM-D E-M5, when it was released in 2012, marked a new design direction for Olympus. The company has since launched two new models, the E-M1 and E-M10, which make the E-M5 l...
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      gizmodo.in
      Reviewed on 2014-12-18
      If you have kids, the impulse to document every instant of their waking lives is nearly as powerful as the impulse to feed and shelter them. I'll help you find the perfect camera to freeze those priceless moments.If you're reading this article, you've pro...
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      avhub.com.au
      Reviewed on 2014-05-26
      OK, the declaration first. I'm a dyed-in-the-wool Olympus OM tragic. Have been since my high school days and was the proud owner of a Praktica until the OM-1 was launched. Suddenly my East German-built 35mm SLR looked very agricultural next to the jewel-l...
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      avhub.com.au
      Reviewed on 2014-05-26
      It's a toss-up with Fujifilm's X100 as to whether it or the E-M5 is the camera we've been the most excited about road-testing. Regardless, the Olympus is also on the way to achieving cult status. Heritage aside, the OM-D system is critical to Olympus's fu...
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      techlife.net
      Reviewed on 2013-12-02
      The OM-D E-M5 is Olympus's top-of-the-line MILC. It's aimed at the serious enthusiast photographer and gives a good challenge to the enthusiast DSLR cameras in the market.It comes with a pleasingly solid magnesium alloy body and it's equipped with an elec...
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      dpreview.com
      Reviewed on 2013-11-24
      One of the most significant developments in digital photography has been the introduction of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras. By removing the mirror and optical viewfinder, manufacturers are able to make their cameras smaller, without compromising...
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      ephotozine.com
      Reviewed on 2013-10-21
      The Olympus OM-D E-M5 shook up the mirrorless and Digital SLR market when it was introduced last year in 2012, with a classic SLR styling, combined with the Micro Four Thirds system, and a Sony sensor, it set a new benchmark in the level of image quality ...
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      ephotozine.com
      Reviewed on 2013-08-14
      When introduced, the Panasonic Lumix GX7 came with some bold claims, including better noise performance than the Olympus OM-D E-M5. As these two cameras are available at a similar price, and have a similar set of features, such as 9fps continuous shoot...
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      howtospendit.ft.com
      Reviewed on 2013-06-04
      This is Olympus's latest mini-marvel, a miniature DSLR, in effect. Stylistically, it's pretty much a clone of the OM series that died out in 2003. Technically, the OM-D, as it's called, is not at all retro, but a near-professional, feature-laden, thorough...
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      ephotozine.com
      Reviewed on 2013-05-10
      The Olympus PEN E-P5 is the latest Micro Four Thirds camera from Olympus and is their premium level PEN camera, replacing the E-P3, and has a number of features from the Olympus OM-D E-M5, as well as improvements over the E-M5. Here we look at the mai...
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      practicalphotography.com
      Reviewed on 2013-04-08
      Over the past year there has been an influx of retro-styled cameras making their way onto the market; now it’s the turn of Olympus to enter the ring with the film SLR-inspired Olympus OM-D E-M5. On paper the OM-D makes for an exciting proposition, clai...
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      ubergizmo.com
      Reviewed on 2013-01-28
      A small and lightweight camera with a grown-up feature set, delivering professional results – that’s the holy grail of digital photography. With the OM-D E-M5, Olympus aims to get close: the camera, touted as “groundbreaking” and “revolutionary,” of...
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      ferdzdecena.com
      Reviewed on 2012-12-16
      So I was off to an island where the reef is excellently preserved and it would be a shame if I didn't take any underwater pictures. I was thinking of getting a dedicated underwater camera but I thought the price was too much so decided on getting a Dicapa...
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      thetechy.com
      Reviewed on 2012-12-11
      Some classic designs really have been around for so long, that you appreciate the beauty of them in a much deeper way, as it starts to grow on you. Things around such timeless designs can keep changing, but their stillness really makes them stand out and ...
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      ephotozine.com
      Reviewed on 2012-11-01
      Previously we compared a pre-production , with video comparisons, then we compared a final image quality version of the , with low light sample video. Now we are comparing the two cameras with new photos with the same lens and settings on each. In the ...
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      ephotozine.com
      Reviewed on 2012-10-18
      We now have a final version of the new Panasonic Lumix GH3, and compare it to the Olympus OM-D E-M5, both Micro Four Thirds cameras, both with a 16 megapixel sensor, and both with a weather sealed SLR styled body, although one with more retro styling. ...
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      alphr.com
      Reviewed on 2012-10-17
      Olympus has a knack for fusing retro form with modern function, but it has set a high watermark with the OM-D E-M5. It recalls Olympus' OM film cameras of the 1970s and 1980s, and uses the same Micro Four Thirds system as Olympus' PEN and Panasonic's 
G S...
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      macworld.com.au
      Reviewed on 2012-10-16
      Stunning photos, fantastic image stabilisation, weather resistantSmall, squishy buttons, potentially daunting menu
      Olympus helped create the CSC category when it partnered with Panasonic to come up with the Micro Four-Thirds standard back in 2008. Its latest offering is by far its best, combining state-of-the-art technology and some classic retro design.With a stun...
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