How refreshing, with somebody reviewing a camera not by listing features and specs, but by letting their photos tell the story about the camera. And then on top of that delivering it with a both pleasant and entertaining narration! Sir, you are a true inspiration!

The most beautiful video about the OMD MII -- or any other camera for that matter -- I have ever seen.

Brilliant review, Derek. I enjoy your refreshing style and knowing that you shoot hand held. Your captures show what can be achieved in the simplest manner. There's no substitute for getting out there and using the camera in the manner it should be.

Another great video Derek. I agree that using manual settings make you concentrate more and you produce better photographs. When using the program setting you tend to produce more "snapshots" and less photographs. Thanks again. Hal, Boynton Beach, Fl.

Amazing video. One of the best I have seen, if not the best for the reason being it is showing through the entire video what can be done with the camera and a certain lens and its results. To often in videos you see the person and a 'few' images and video from the camera. Great narration, history and artistic creative learning flow that you possess. Stunning photos! And true it's still always the artist behind the camera as greatly shown with you using the 12-50mm lens. Excellence and greatness! This should be recommended to all EM 1 MK2 future/possible buyers! :+). Saving for this ideally by end of year (or sooner).

Beautiful images.

This is a great thank you. I will have to watch this a few times more to learn more. 👌 having an omd 10 mark3 i have so much to learn, thankfully 😀

Thank you for posting this video. It's freaky awesome !!!

brilliant! wonderful narration and a surprise and the dynamic range you were able to capture. thoroughly enjoyed your video and it make me take a 2nd look at this camera body.

You are the first person who shows what this camera can do through your exquisite experience. No one else has done this. I currently use a Fuji X system, and Nikon, but wanted to try this camera for all its features and size. What's the largest print you can get from this Olympus camera? I am curious. My concern is the smaller sensor and how much I'd lose from APS-C or even full frame. I also wanted to know if pro photographer actually uses 4/3rd sensors these days now that we have such larger sensors available. I love the IBIS and the lens selections, but am hesitant that the micro 43rds is getting a bit outdated. The camera and its features are wonderful, though the price isn't. I would prefer a smaller camera as I am older and want less to carry, plus my eyes are not as sharp as they used to be, so need the good AF capabilities. Do you actually shoot with this sensor size system? What is your take on this? I also come from film, shooting medium format & 35mm with every variety of system back in the day.

Derek, reviewing this to determine if there is a reason to look at the newest version of the OM D E M1 Mk iii vs the featured camera here, Mk ii...Is there a reason that you haven't decided to upgrade aside from price or improvements over the ii? Perhaps you prefer a good beta testing by others of a few years before doing so? :-) Would love to hear your thoughts on this! Thank you for this great review.

Great video, amazing images. All with the 12-50! I may have to seek one out! I'm saving for the M1 mk2, I shoot M10 mk2 at present!

Another beautiful video, thanks😀

Is there any way customize the camera to have multi-spot metering like the OM-4 ?

Hi, What lenses do you use ?

Great camera but I don't like your HEAVY HDR looking images.. Meh