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Monday, October 8, 2012

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Compare Nikon V1 and Olympus OM-D


14 Reasons for the Nikon 1 V1


PHYSICAL
Has a remote controlYesvsNo
Noticeably lighter294.0gvs425.0g131.0g lighter
Shorter113.0mmvs122.0mm9.0mm shorter
Explicitly narrower76.0mmvs89.0mm13.0mm narrower
A lot less body volume373.58cm³vs466.89cm³20% less body volume
CONNECTIVITY
Has GPSYesvsNoGps enables global positioning, useful in map, geo-tagging or navigation apps
CAMERA
Clearly more focus points135vs35100 more focus points. The more focus points the more flexibility in picking which part of the scene to focus on. They also give the image sensor a better probability in identifying the right area of the scene to focus on in more automatic modes.
Measurably less shutter lag0.097svs0.277s0.18s less shutter lag. How long does the camera need to take a photo without having to focus
Noticeably faster shooting at highest resolution with AF as JPEG format60.0fpsvs9.0fps6.7x faster shooting at highest resolution with AF as JPEG format . Fast continuous shooting is useful for catching action shots.
84%
Sizably faster maximum shutter speed1/16000svs1/4000s4x faster maximum shutter speed . A faster maximum shutter speed allows taking pictures of fast moving subjects without blur.
96%
POWER
Explicitly more battery power1,900mAhvs1,220mAh1.6x more battery power
SCREEN
Considerably higher screen resolution1176 x 784 pxvs901 x 676 px1.5x higher screen resolution
Much higher pixel density471ppivs375ppi26% higher pixel density
75%
Two pixels share one subpixelNovsYesOn some displays, especially AMOLED, two pixel share one subpixel like green; screens w/o sharing are crisper


    


15 Reasons for the Olympus OM-D E-M5

CAMERA
Has manual focusYesvsNoThis allows to manually set the focus.
Has an image stabilizerYesvsNoAvoids blurry shots, usually most cameras are equipped with electronic image stabilizers.
Explicitly less startup delay1.1vs1.30.2 less startup delay
Considerably more megapixel (photo)16.1MPvs10.1MP1.6x more megapixel (photo)
Has sensor shift stabilizationYesvsNoThe sensor capturing the image can be moved in such a way as to counteract the motion of the camera, often referred to as mechanical image stabilization which is superior to a electronic stabilization only. When the camera rotates, causing angular error, gyroscopes encode information to the actuator that moves the sensor.
Noticeably higher maximum light sensitivity25,600ISOvs6,400ISO4x higher maximum light sensitivity . Higher ISO levels capture more light, avoiding blur or allowing to shoot in low light situations. However, higher ISO settings usually result in lower quality images.
89%
Has continuous autofocus when recording moviesYesvsNoWhen recording movies they stay focussed and sharp.
Vastly longer exposure1.0"vs30.0'30.0s longer exposure. Exposure is the total amount of light allowed to fall on the image sensor during the process of taking a photograph. Exposure is measured in lux seconds. It allows to take shots in the night capturing the movement of lights.
79%
Clearly larger sensorFour
17.3 x 13.0 mm
vsCX
13.2 x 8.8 mm
1.9x larger sensor . The larger the sensor the more light the sensor captures yielding in better image quality.
Can create panoramas in-cameraYesvsNoDevice allows taking multiple photos capturing different parts of the scene and then stitch them together into a single photo.
Has 3D photo/video recording capabilitiesYesvsNoTwo separate lenses shot 3D photos and 3D videos
Significantly more lenses available26vs422 more lenses available
SCREEN
Has a flip-out screenYesvsNoFlip-out screens can be useful when doing tricky shots.
PHYSICAL
Has a touch screenYesvsNo
Weather sealedYesvsNoDevice is sealed, so you can shoot in rain


Ref:versusio



Face-Off: Pick the Products You Want to Compare



X
Nikon 1 V1
X
Olympus OM-D E-M5
X
Photo
1 V1

Overview - Full review
OM-D E-M5
Overview - Full review
Price
X
Overall Scene I
Nikon 1 V1
Olympus OM-D E-M5
X
Score
3/5
5/5
X
User Score
5/5 (5)
X
Specifications
Specifications
SensorCMOS 10 MP, 1", 8 Mpx/cm
LensNikon 1 10 -30 mm f/3.5 -5.6
StabilisationOptical
ViewfinderElectronic
Screen7.5 cm, not TN, 921000 dots, 4:3,Not touch-sensitive
Sensitivity (ISO range)100 - 3200 ISO (ext. 6400 ISO)
Video mode1920 x 1080 pixels,60 fps, Stereo
Internal memoryN.A.
External memorySDHC SDXC
ConnectionsUSB AV HDMI Microphone Flash hot-shoe
Power sourceEN-EL15
Waterproof, 0 m
Shock resistantno
Dimensions/Weight77 x 124 x 44 mm / 482 g
Specifications
SensorCMOS 16 MP, 4/3", 7 Mpx/cm
LensMicro 4/3 12 -50 mm f/3.5 -6.3
StabilisationMechanical
ViewfinderElectronic
Screen7.6 cm, Oled, 610000 dots, 4:3,Monopoint
Sensitivity (ISO range)200 - 25600 ISO (ext. N.A. ISO)
Video mode1920 x 1080 pixels,30 fps, Stereo
Internal memoryN.A.
External memorySDHC SDXC
ConnectionsUSB AV HDMI Flash hot-shoe
Power source
Waterproofno
Shock resistantno
Dimensions/Weight90 x 121 x 42 mm / 425 g
X
Conclusion
The Nikon V1 is an original concept camera that's radically different from other interchangeable lens compacts. Unfortunately, gimmicky functions take precedence over the kind of standard settings you'd expect to see in an advanced camera. The idea is certainly nice but, in practice, we think a few things need to be taken back to the drawing board. However, if you can cope with the camera's sometimes strange design and handling, then you'll get better-quality pictures than with a regular compact cameras.
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 is the best high-end micro four-thirds camera in the current Olympus range. It's fast, it takes great-quality pictures, it has a good EVF, a handy tilt LCD and an effective built-in stabilisation system. In fact, it's the best Olympus camera on the market right now.
X
Pluses
+
Better picture quality than regular compact cameras
+
Good general responsiveness, fast autofocus
+
Nice innovative features (Motion Snapshot, Smart Photo Selector)
+
Good build and finish, feels robust, high-capacity battery
+
Screen and viewfinder are accurate and pleasant to use
+
Weatherproof finish (and weatherproof 12-50 mm lens)
+
Great retro design
+
Picture quality up to 3200 ISO
+
Two settings dials
+
Effective stabilisation system
+
Sharp, smooth EVF
+
Tilt LCD touchscreen
+
Quiet shutter release
X
Minuses
-
Some strange design choices (direct access shortcuts, handling etc.)
-
No flash supplied / Not compatible with Nikon SLR flashes
-
Gimmicky functions take precedence over traditional advanced photography settings
-
Bulkier than the Panasonic GF3 + 14-42 mm X lens
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No built-in flash (separate accessory supplied)
-
Battery life could be better
-
Menus can be confusing
-
Handling - room for improvement
-
No headphones or mic sockets for video
-
3D AF tracking isn't always reliable
-
No GPS, no Wi-Fi
Ref:digitalversus

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