Covering Micro Four Thirds Cameras & Lenses

Digicame-info has the info on the upcoming Olympus E-M10 Mark III

– Sensor: Total pixel 17.2 MP, effective 16.1 MP 4/3 Live MOS
– Dust Reduction: Super Sonic Wave Filter
– Image processing engine: TruePic VIII
– Super spot AF, face priority AF, pupil priority AF
– Focus point: 121 point contrast AF
– AF auxiliary light: yes
– AF target pad: Yes
– Manual focus assist: enlargement, focus peaking
– Camera shake correction: 5 axis shake correction (movie, still), effects for 4 steps
– Machine shutter: 1/4000 to 60 seconds
– Electronic front curtain shutter (anti shock mode): 1/320 to 60 seconds
– Electronic shutter (silent mode): 1/16000 to 30 seconds
– Continuous shooting is 8.6 frames / sec (focus, exposure fixed) in H mode, 4.8 frames / sec in L mode
– Unlimited number of continuous shootable images is “L”, 22 for RAW, 36 for JPEG
– EVF: 2.36 million dots, magnification 1.23 times, eye point 19.2 mm
– Back monitor: 102,000 dots, 3 type, touch panel, tilt type
– Tilt angle: Up to 85 degrees, down to 45 degrees
– Metering range: -2 to 20 EV
– ISO range: LOW (100 equivalent) manually, 200-25600
– Built-in flash: Guide number 5.8 (ISO 100)
– Sync speed: 1 / 250s
– Media: SD, SDHC, SDXC, UHS-I, UHS-II, Eye-Fi compatible
– File format: RAW (12 bit lossless compression), JPEG, RAW + JPEG
– Video: 4K 30p (102 Mbps), Full HD 60 p
– Battery: BLS-50
– Weight: 410 g (including battery and memory card), 362 g (body only)
– Size: 121.5 x 83.6 x 49.5 mm

Is it the biggest change that E-M10 Mark III changed the image processing engine to TruePic VIII and 4K video added? There seems to be no big new functions, but since the image processing engine is replaced with the latest one, there may be improvements in image quality, operation speed, AF, etc.

via digicame-info, Photorumors