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Panasonic G9 II vs OM System OM-1 – The 10 Main Differences and Full Comparison

Lumix G9 II and OM System OM-1 side by side

The Lumix G9 II arrived six years after the unveiling of its predecessor. Panasonic says it’s a camera tailored for photographers, although its video capabilities are nothing short of impressive. But whether your interest leans more towards photos or movies, the main highlight with the G9 mark II is that …

The E-M10 series is the entry level segment in the Olympus OM-D range and has been popular since the introduction of the original E-M10 in 2014 thanks to the fair price and rich range of features.

Over the years, Olympus has streamlined the camera to make it more beginner friendly, but without making substantial improvements when it comes to performance or image quality.

The E-M10 mark IV is a breath of fresh air in this regard thanks to its a new sensor, an updated AF algorithm and a few other changes. Let’s see how it compares to its predecessor.

The X-T4 is Fujifilm’s third camera with in-body image stabilisation (IBIS). It comes after the X-H1, which was released in 2018, and the GFX-100 medium format camera released in 2019.

Fujifilm has taken more time than other brands to introduce this popular feature to its users. The X-H1 was actually built for this purpose, with a larger body that would accommodate the sensor shift mechanism. Then Fuji’s engineers managed to reduce the IBIS size by approximately 30% and fit it inside the X-T4 while only slightly increasing the body size.

The E-M5 III was released in late 2019, with an attractive design and various features take from the flagship E-M1X. One of its closest competitors within the Olympus range is the E-M1 II, which is now more than three years old and has a replacement (E-M1 III) but is still worth considering for various reasons.

Updated on: July 3rd 2019

The flagship OM-D E-M1X is Olympus’ most advanced and expensive mirrorless camera to date, and it is also the first to adopt a design with a built-in vertical grip. The two-year-old OM-D E-M1 mark II has lost its front-runner title as a result, but retains its rightful place just a step below the new camera.

There are obvious differences between these two models, but also a lot of similarities when it comes to quality and performance.

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Panasonic G9 II vs OM System OM-1 – The 10 Main Differences and Full Comparison

Olympus OM-D E-M10 III vs E-M10 IV – The 10 main differences (extended)

Fujifilm X-T4 vs Olympus OM-D E-M1 III – IBIS Comparison

Olympus OM-D E-M5 III vs E-M1 II – Five Key Points Analysed

Olympus OM-D E-M1X vs E-M1 II – The Complete Comparison