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Olympus e m10 iv: Sensor Performance

19 positive · 14 mixed · 11 critical mentions across 44 sources.

Smaller pixels collect less lights, and less light means more noise, less dynamic range, weaker shadow recovery, and worse high ISO performance.
— Scandinavian Photo (source)
has increased its resolution by introducing a 20-megapixel sensor, although it appears not to be the same chip used in the higher-priced E-M1 models.
— reviewer blog (source)
and the kit lens actually is really good quality and i'm going to go through a few photo sample photographs i've taken with the omd em-10 mark iv so you can have a quick look at you know what the images are like that come off this sensor i know many people are concerned about a micro four first…
— Avp Studios (source)

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