Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III
20.40 Mpx, Micro Four ThirdsCurrently out of stock
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The compact and robust design, combined with uncompromising image quality and good image stabilization, makes the E-M1 Mark III your indispensable companion in any weather. Achieve a new level of professionalism without the burden of heavy equipment. The new TruePic IX image processor, a highly precise and fast autofocus system, along with various unique shooting functions, enable professional results anytime and anywhere when paired with the high-quality M.Zuiko lenses.
By synchronizing the image stabilizer integrated in Sync-IS lenses with the 5-axis image stabilizer of the body, the E-M1 Mark III achieves excellent image stabilization with compensation of up to 7.5 EV steps (5-axis Sync-IS). This allows for shooting in low-light conditions or super telephoto shots without the need for a tripod. Without Sync-IS, the built-in image stabilizer compensates for up to 7.0 EV steps, regardless of the Micro Four Thirds lens used. The robust magnesium alloy body of the OM-D E-M1 Mark III is dust and splash resistant, as well as frost-proof, making it perfect for use in particularly harsh environments.
The new TruePic IX image processor, in conjunction with the 20.4-megapixel Live MOS sensor, the wide range of powerful M.Zuiko lenses, and the 5-axis image stabilization, ensures maximum image quality all the way to the edges. Users who require higher resolution can utilize the 50 MP handheld high-res shot function for approximately 50-megapixel images without using a tripod. With the tripod high-res shot function, ultra-high-resolution RAW and JPEG images can be captured, equivalent to an 80-megapixel image.
Continuous shooting mode | 15 FPS |
Camera type | Mirrorless Camera |
Wireless transmission | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Image sensor format | Micro Four Thirds |
Memory card type | SD |
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Item number | 12718120 |
Manufacturer | Olympus |
Category | Cameras |
Manufacturer no. | V207100BE000 |
Release date | 11-2-2020 |
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Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Scope of application | Professional use, Travel photography |
Country code | CH, EU |
Camera type | Mirrorless Camera |
Image stabilisation method | Optical |
Wireless transmission | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Flash equipment | Hot shoe |
Exposure type | Auto |
Exposure compensation | ± 3EV in 1/2 steps, ± 3EV in 1/3 steps |
Bayonet lens mount | Micro Four Thirds |
Closure type | Electric, Mechanical-switch |
Flash modes | Auto, Fill-in, Flash off, Manual, Red-eye reduction, Slow synchronisation |
Image sensor resolution | 20.40 Mpx |
Image resolution | 5184 x 3888 pixels |
Image sensor type | Live MOS sensor |
Image sensor format | Micro Four Thirds |
Crop factor | 2 |
Supported page ratios | 3:2 |
Min. ISO sensitivity | 64 |
Max. ISO Sensitivity | 25600 |
Display size (inches) | 3" |
Screen technology | LCD |
Resolution | 1040000 Pixels |
Viewfinder type | Electric |
Viewfinder resolution | 2600000 Pixels |
Coverage | 100 % |
Focus type | Autofocus |
Minimum focus distance | 20 cm |
Autofocus type | Hybrid |
Autofocus areas | 121 x |
Shutter speed | 60 - 1/8000 s |
Min. shutter speed | 60 s |
Max. Shutter speed | 1/32000 s |
Continuous shooting mode | 15 FPS |
Max. Video resolution | 4096 x 2160 pixels |
Max. video resolution standard | UHD 4K |
Max. frame rate | 4K (24fps), Full HD (25fps), Full HD (30fps), Full HD (60fps) |
Memory card type | SD |
Number of storage compartments | 2 |
Image file formats | JPEG, RAW |
Video file formats | AVI, H.264, mov |
Durability | Splashproof |
Waterproof | Splash-proof |
Connections | 3.5mm headphones |
Power supply | Rechargeable battery operated |
Battery type | Li-ion |
Power capacity | 12.72 Wh |
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Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | User manual |
Width | 10 mm |
Length | 134 mm |
Height | 69 mm |
Weight | 580 g |
Length | 20 cm |
Width | 16.50 cm |
Height | 11.50 cm |
Weight | 1.40 kg |
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Overall ratingVery good91/100
Very good90/100
Great image quality, a vast range of features and first-class handling - there is little room for criticism. With a new price of 1,429 euros, the OM-D is considerably cheaper than at market launch. ...
Very good94/100
- Very good image quality (up to ISO 800)
- Even high ISO values up to ISO 3,200 can still be used relatively well
- The robust manesium housing is protected against dust and splash water as well as being frost-proof
- The camera feels very good in the hand
- Very high frame rate with electric shutter (in the lab: 60 fps for 50 RAW images in series).
- Fast and accurate AF (focusing incl. shutter lag only 0.11 seconds)
The Fujifilm X-T4 wins the duel against the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III by a narrow margin thanks to better image quality. If speed and robustness are priorities, the OM-D E-M1 Mark III comes out on top: it scores with a faster autofocus, a higher continuous shooting speed and a particularly large range of weather-protected professional lenses.
Very good95/100
- The Olympus camera combines the smallest dimensions with extreme continuous shooting performance. The autofocus is one of the absolute performance winners. Interesting special functions round off the package.
- The viewfinder resolution of 2.36 million RGB pixels is neither contemporary nor worthy of a top camera in the 1,800-euro class. The LCD resolution is also only average.
Olympus has equipped the OM-D E-M1 in its third generation with many improvements that significantly increase its performance. All in all, it can be considered a successful evolution of this series, for which, however, a noticeable price premium is also demanded. The direct predecessor model Mark II is currently offered for almost 500 euros less...
The E-M1 Mark III is an all-round successful camera with outstanding features, and we were particularly impressed by the handheld Highres mode. Despite the significantly lower price, it performs only slightly worse than the flagship E M1X. Conversely, however, the advantage over the E-M1 II or the even cheaper E-MS Mark III is not great, as they lack handheld Highres shooting in particular.
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The Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III is a more than worthy successor to the E-M1 Mark II and brings sensible enhancements and savings. The ergonomics are excellent thanks to the well-shaped grip, although not perfect for large hands. Thanks to the many controls and setting options, the camera can be optimally adapted to a specific task and photographer...