- Location
- Seattle
- Name
- Andrew
Em1 mk II for under $543, EM5 mk II $287!
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Olympus Outlet, till the 23rd - Actually Good!
- Thread starter agentlossing
- Start date
Em1 mk II for under $543, EM5 mk II $287!
- Location
- Boston Burbs
- Name
- David
It's on a pretty limited number of things but....
OM-D E-M1 Mark II Black Body Only (Reconditioned)
Save 60% with code FEBOUTLET. Only $543.99. You save $816.00. Ends 2/23 at 3 PM ET.
OM-D E-M1 Mark II Black Body Only (Reconditioned)
Save 60% with code FEBOUTLET. Only $543.99. You save $816.00. Ends 2/23 at 3 PM ET.
tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
You guys are a bad influence. I ordered the reconditioned E-M5 II. Because insomnia. 
I had actually considered that camera on several other occasions. I got a lot of nice photos when I had the original. I'm sure this will be no different in that regard.
I had actually considered that camera on several other occasions. I got a lot of nice photos when I had the original. I'm sure this will be no different in that regard.
- Location
- Vancouver BC
- Name
- Graham
None of these refurbished equipment deals are available on the Canadian website. Ever.
mnhoj
gee aahrr
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Name
- John
I stuttered(about five times)and the 1ii and 5ii are sold.
Which is good. I don't need them.
Which is good. I don't need them.
- Location
- Seattle
- Name
- Andrew
At least someone bought one, at a good $15 lower than I paid for mine. Hope you enjoy it, I think you will! It feels better made than the OG model, hefty but small. The 16mp can only do what it can do, but the hardware is fantastic.You guys are a bad influence. I ordered the reconditioned E-M5 II. Because insomnia.
tonyturley
Legend
- Location
- Scott Depot, WV, USA
- Name
- Tony
I almost passed on the deal, then decided to go for it at about 3 this morning. Really. I expected it to be already sold out, and the 1 Mk II was, but they took my order for the 5 Mk II. I plan to use it with a lens I've never owned before, the 9-18. I've been working to keep my lens catalog very small, and with the sale of my XF 23 WR, the 9-18 will be my only native lens in either m4/3 or Fuji.
- Location
- Seattle
- Name
- Andrew
That's exactly the lens that's been GASsing on my mind lately, I feel like it would be a near-perfect small wide-angle package. Throw maybe an Olympus 45mm prime into the mix at some point (and, why would I ever get rid of my 20/1.7?) and that's a fairly complete, tiny kit.
- Location
- Tanagra
I just took the 9-18 on an outing as my sole lens. Great for architecture. I notice on mine, I need to run it through some perspective correction, as the rectilinear lines are straight, but not quite square at the edges. Otherwise it’s a fun one.
- Location
- Seattle
- Name
- Andrew
Do you have any experiences with how DXO applies corrections for this lens? Does it automatically treat things like distortion, and the fringing that some folks have mentioned?
- Location
- Tanagra
I only use PureRAW, so whatever it automatically does via the lens corrections is it. I‘d have to look at the before and after to compare, which I’m not able to do at the moment.
- Location
- Boston Burbs
- Name
- David
The E-M5.2 is a great in the hand camera. I was tempted. You know I have a nice PL25 f/1.4 for sale if I could be a worse influence.
I seem to recall @Jonathan F/2 really loved the output from the E-M5.2.
Jonathan F/2
All-Pro
- Location
- Los Angeles, USA
- Name
- Jonathan
I liked it better than either the E-M1mkI and Pen-F in regards to image output.The E-M5.2 is a great in the hand camera. I was tempted. You know I have a nice PL25 f/1.4 for sale if I could be a worse influence.
I seem to recall @Jonathan F/2 really loved the output from the E-M5.2.
