Despite supporting the smaller Micro Four Thirds sensor format, Olympus knows exactly how to “wow” with its mirrorless cameras. The new OM-D E-M10 takes cues from the company’s high-end E-M5 and E-M1. In true hybrid fashion, it retains the retro design without cutting too many corners in order to reach $699.99 (body-only) and $799.99 (with 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 II R kit lens).

Inside, the E-M10 has a 16.1-megapixel Live MOS sensor, the new TruePic VII image processor, 3-inch 1,037k-dot touchscreen that tilts, 3-axis image stabilization, and built-in Wi-Fi. Advanced photographers need not worry about the E-M10’s shoot abilities: it does 8 frames per second continuous shooting, 1080p HD video recording and the autofocus is just ridiculously fast.

Don’t let its size fool you, the E-M10 has plenty of power and the 1,440k-dot electronic view finder tucked in the flattened “hump” is as sharp as can be. The built-in flash is also hidden in that little hump, too.

Price: $699.99 (body-only), $799.99 (with 14-42mm lens)
Source: Olympus