The rumor pages Photorumors.com, 4/3rumors.com and others report that on the US engineering portal Engadget was briefly a “hands-on” video to a new system camera Olympus OM-D E-M1 to see and shows some Pictures and info from the deleted video.
The OM-D E-M1 is similar to the classic SLR style of the E-M5 but has a more compact and rounded shape. A pronounced grip promises a better grip. Specifications include: 16-megapixel sensor, 81-field AF, high-resolution electronic viewfinder with 786.666 RGB pixels, folding 3 "touch-screen LCD monitor, ISO 20-25.600, 1/8000 - 60s, X. - Synchronous time 1/320 s and built-in WLAN - The housing should be 122 x 68 x 37 mm and weigh 430 g.
Buying advice: Top 5 of the editorial team: DSLRs up to 1.000 Euro
No information is available on the bayonet. Whether the E-M1 is a bridge presented by Olympus some time ago to the use of Four Thirds lenses without restriction for example at autofocus at Micro Four Thirds cameras is still open. This allows the E-M1 to play the successor role for the Four Thirds top model E-5.
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