The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III takes aim at jet-setters with 4K video

As much as we’ve sung the praises of Fuji’s X-series, there’s always been a place in our heart for Olympus’ OM-Ds. Sure, they have smaller Micro Four Thirds sensors, but the E-M10 Mark II‘s teeny proportions and relatively painless price tag make it a perfect everyday cam. The Mark III (£630 body-only, out mid-September 2017) doesn’t things change much externally, but brings a one-two punch of better autofocus and 4K video. With software tweaks to give smartphone snappers a softer landing when upgrading, it might just remind us why we liked its two year old predecessor so much.

Mark Wilson Features editor

About

Mark's first review for Stuff was the Nokia N-Gage in 2004. Luckily, his career lasted a little longer than the taco phone, and he's been trying to figure out how gadgets fit back into their boxes ever since. While his 'Extreme Mark Wilson' persona was retired following a Microsoft skydiving incident, this means he can often be spotted in the wilds of South West London testing action cams, drones and smartwatches, and occasionally cursing at them.

Areas of expertise

Smart home tech, cameras, wearables and obscure gadgets from the early 2000s.