Olympus's original entry-level OM-D — 16.1MP MFT with IBIS and EVF in a compact retro body.
The Olympus OM-D E-M10 launched in 2014 as the entry-level model in the OM-D range, bringing in-body stabilisation and an EVF to a more affordable price point. Its retro styling and compact size made MFT accessible and attractive to a wider audience.
The 16.1MP Live MOS sensor delivers good image quality for MFT of its era. 3-axis IBIS — fewer axes than the E-M5 and E-M1 but still effective. 81-point contrast-detect AF. 8fps burst. Full HD 1080p 30fps video. Art Filters for creative processing.
Compact body at 396g with built-in EVF and flash. 3-inch tilting touchscreen. WiFi. Single SD card slot. Hot shoe. No weather sealing. The retro OM-D styling with SLR-like EVF hump attracted many buyers.
Very cheap used. The E-M10 II improved to 5-axis IBIS and the III and IV refined further. The original feels dated but the 3-axis IBIS and EVF were impressive for entry-level in 2014. An affordable way to try MFT with stabilisation.