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<blockquote data-quote="MoonMind" data-source="post: 211800" data-attributes="member: 5637">I may have exaggerated, but I'm actually pretty sure that in a purely technical comparison, that'd be the case. However, I absolutely love the images coming from the E-M10 and don't have any desire to get an A6000. But I've seen results of actual scenes from both cameras side by side (actually, dpreview.com and dkamera.de do offer that, too), and it was pretty obvious how much better the A6000 RAW files were *in absolute terms*, i.e. in every technical aspect, resolution, contrast, dynamic range, noise, whatever. Does this mean that the IQ of the E-M10 is bad? Not at all - it's actually pretty amazing, considering the size of the sensor. It's just that the Sony 24Mpix sensor is really, really good - and not marginally, but clearly better than the E-M10's. But the Olympus' RAW files offer a lot of latitude, too, and the JPEGs are nice, too. I'm more than happy with that - and as I've said, in terms of handling, the E-M10 beats the A6000 for me hands down. And yes, the E-M10 handles better than my Nikon D90, too - though not as clearly as compared to the Sony ...M.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoonMind, post: 211800, member: 5637"] I may have exaggerated, but I'm actually pretty sure that in a purely technical comparison, that'd be the case. However, I absolutely love the images coming from the E-M10 and don't have any desire to get an A6000. But I've seen results of actual scenes from both cameras side by side (actually, dpreview.com and dkamera.de do offer that, too), and it was pretty obvious how much better the A6000 RAW files were *in absolute terms*, i.e. in every technical aspect, resolution, contrast, dynamic range, noise, whatever. Does this mean that the IQ of the E-M10 is bad? Not at all - it's actually pretty amazing, considering the size of the sensor. It's just that the Sony 24Mpix sensor is really, really good - and not marginally, but clearly better than the E-M10's. But the Olympus' RAW files offer a lot of latitude, too, and the JPEGs are nice, too. I'm more than happy with that - and as I've said, in terms of handling, the E-M10 beats the A6000 for me hands down. And yes, the E-M10 handles better than my Nikon D90, too - though not as clearly as compared to the Sony ... M. [/QUOTE]

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