The OM-D E-M1 II is an impressive camera in many ways, but there is one area that has always disappointed me, and that is the autofocus performance.
It was a good step forward from its predecessor, the original E-M1, but not enough to stay ahead of the competition. In fact, many mirrorless models, including mid-level products such as the X-T20 and the a6300, offer better performance.
This setback didn’t stop me from putting the E-M1 II at the top of my recommended cameras for wildlife list when I created the article in 2017. Its other virtues, in addition to its compact dimensions, make it a tantalising alternative to DSLRs.
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