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coppertop Registered: Jan 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1364 Country: United States |
Curious... what does the Panasonic GH3 offer that the Olympus OM-D doesn't? |
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millsart Registered: Apr 29, 2009 Total Posts: 3028 Country: N/A |
Better video, flip out and twist articulating screen rather than just flip out, debatable more comfortable grip with tradeoff of larger size and generic DSLR mini like styling |
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coppertop Registered: Jan 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1364 Country: United States |
The lack of IBIS is a big difference. With the firmware update giving the OMD a more quieter operation, I often forget it's there. |
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httivals Registered: May 08, 2004 Total Posts: 912 Country: United States |
I have a GH2 and an OM-D. I only recently purchased the OM-D. The image quality from the OMD is significantly better, IMHO. The highlight roll-off is much better, a substantial difference. Also, the OMD noise in shadows is much better, IMHO. |
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coppertop Registered: Jan 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1364 Country: United States |
Thanks... I've got the OMD and have been thinking about getting a second micro 4/3rds body. |
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kewlcanon Registered: Mar 28, 2009 Total Posts: 4083 Country: United States |
^^ go for E-PL5. |
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kewlcanon Registered: Mar 28, 2009 Total Posts: 4083 Country: United States |
Looks like OM-D still has the upperhand... |
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coppertop Registered: Jan 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1364 Country: United States |
The more I use the OMD, the more I like it. I like the GH3 but really skeptical about having two micro 4/3rd systems. |
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Yakim Peled Registered: Nov 18, 2004 Total Posts: 16903 Country: Israel |
The GH3 looks (to me) as better WRT ergonomics but IBIS is a significant feature at low-light. If I could, I'd buy both and use the GH3 in daytime and the OM-D at night. |
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bobbytan Registered: Feb 03, 2004 Total Posts: 6515 Country: United States |
+1. The GH-3 certainly looks a lot more comfortable to hold and to use. The buttons are better designed and the menu is probably more intuitive too. Olympus should take a close look at the ergonomics of this camera. To me it looks like a baby Canon DSLR. I may get one when the jury is out on the IQ ... and if there is still no news of the OM-Dx in the near term. |
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Jorgen Udvang Registered: Aug 01, 2005 Total Posts: 1921 Country: Thailand |
I'm probably buying both, the OM-D for travel/backup and the GH3 for work. They are distinctively different and both have their strong sides, strong enough for me to consider dumping my Nikon DX gear. |
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corndog Registered: Sep 05, 2006 Total Posts: 3960 Country: United States |
Ah yes, clearly the GH3 will be better for work. |
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coppertop Registered: Jan 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1364 Country: United States |
Curious... any idea if the GH3's AF is better suited for wildlife or sports than the OMD? |
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pointbob Registered: Nov 09, 2012 Total Posts: 9 Country: United States |
httivals wrote: |
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pointbob Registered: Nov 09, 2012 Total Posts: 9 Country: United States |
kewlcanon wrote: |
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deadwolfbones Registered: Feb 22, 2010 Total Posts: 2140 Country: United States |
http://www.digitalcamerainfo.com/content/Panasonic-Lumix-GH3-Digital-Camera-Review.htm |
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deadwolfbones Registered: Feb 22, 2010 Total Posts: 2140 Country: United States |
And another: |