Olympus

OM-D E-M10 IV

Compact Micro Four Thirds with 5-axis IBIS built in — punches above its weight for handheld shooting in low light and makes an excellent lightweight travel camera.

Typical Price
£469–£519
Average price across retailers: ~£494
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Core
Sensor
20.3MP Micro Four Thirds Live MOS
Resolution
20.3 MP
Mount
Micro Four Thirds
Dimensions
121.4 × 83.6 × 49.0mm
Weight
383g body only
Weather Sealed
No
Performance
Autofocus
Phase-detect + contrast detect, 121 points
Stabilisation
5-axis IBIS, 4.5 stops
Burst Rate
15fps
Battery Life
~360 shots (CIPA)
Features
Video
4K/30p, 1080p/60p
Viewfinder
EVF, 2.36M dots, 0.46× magnification
Screen
3.0" tilting touchscreen
Memory Cards
Single SD UHS-I slot
Connectivity
USB Micro-B, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, micro HDMI

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Suitability Score by Genre
Travel
9.0
Street
9.0
Family & Everyday
9.0
Portrait
7.0
Landscape
7.0
Sports & Action
4.0
Great For
✈️
Travel IBIS keeps shots sharp handheld. Compact size makes it an ideal travel companion.
🏙️
Street Small, discreet, and IBIS helps in low ambient light between buildings.
👨‍👩‍👧
Family & Everyday Easy to use with good colour and IBIS for sharp handheld family shots.
👤
Portrait Capable results with good lenses, though MFT has less background separation than APS-C.
🏔️
Landscape IBIS is a genuine help for handheld shots. MFT sensor handles landscapes well.
⚠️ Not Ideal For
Sports & Action AF is slower than phase-detect rivals and MFT lenses limit reach for sports.
📝 How suitability scores are calculated Scores reflect the aggregated consensus from verified purchaser reviews across tracked UK retailers, weighted by photography genre tags applied by reviewers. This is community opinion — not GearFrame editorial assessment.
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