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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II

Mirrorless · Micro Four Thirds · Announced February 2015 · Discontinued (new stock may be limited)

Official site on explore.omsystem.com (opens the maker's site in a new tab)

No live price in Australia yet. We show one only when a retailer's feed or API sends it: where to look.

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  • Micro Four Thirds sensor: 16.1 MP, Live MOS
  • In-body stabilisation: 5 stops, CIPA rating
  • Top video mode: 1080p
  • Subject-detection AF: Human, 81 AF points
  • Electronic viewfinder: 2.36M dots
  • Burst shooting: 11 fps, Electronic; 10 fps mechanical
  • Weight with battery: 469 g
  • Weather sealing: Sealed

Where to buy the E-M5 Mark II in Australia

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Price around the world

Prices are in each market's own currency. Under each: ≈ in AUD at today's exchange rate.

Lowest new and used price of the E-M5 Mark II in each market, with an approximate conversion into AUD
MarketLowest newLowest used/refurb
United States——
United Kingdom—£350≈ A$671
Europe——
Australia(you)——
Singapore——

Each price is in its own currency, as the store charges it. The ≈ figures are approximate, at today's exchange rate (ECB reference rates, 2026-10-16), rounded, and leave out shipping, import duty, GST/VAT and card fees. A camera bought abroad may not carry a local warranty: see grey-market cameras before you buy.

Price history

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Used: what it should be worth

No used E-M5 Mark II listings at the stores we track yet. A "should be worth" value appears after a week of used prices.

From used and refurbished asking prices at the stores we track, checked every few hours. Confirmed eBay sale prices will be added once eBay grants us access to its sold-listings data.

Low light & noise

How it stacks up

  • 469 g — lighter than 55% of the micro four thirds mirrorless cameras we list

Compare the E-M5 Mark II

Suggested kit

The body and lenses that fit it natively, picked by focal range and price from our catalog. Lowest new price today in Australia.

Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark IIThe body.Not priced today
OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 EZOM System's own standard zoom at a price that suits this body: 28–84mm equivalent covers rooms, street and portraits.A$333
Panasonic Lumix G 25mm F1.7 ASPH.A bright f/1.7 prime for low light and soft backgrounds, at 50mm equivalent.Not priced today
OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F4.0 PROReaches 80–300mm equivalent for sport, wildlife and faraway detail.A$1,098
Total of the 2 priced itemsA$1,431

Lenses for the E-M5 Mark II

All 16 Micro Four Thirds lenses →

Standard

Wide

Ultra-wide

Telephoto

Super-telephoto

Macro

Reviews

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E-M5 Mark II specifications

Overview

Type
Mirrorless
Announced
Feb 2015
US launch price
$1,099.99
Lens
Interchangeable

Sensor & image

Sensor size
Micro Four Thirds
Sensor type
Live MOS
Resolution
16.1 MP
Native ISO
200–25,600
In-body stabilisation
Yes, 5 stops

Speed & autofocus

Burst (mechanical)
10 fps
Burst (electronic)
11 fps
Fastest shutter (mech.)
1/8,000s
Fastest shutter (elec.)
1/16,000s
AF points
81
Subject detection
Human

Video

Max resolution
1080p
4K frame rate
—
10-bit internal
No
Internal raw video
No
Mic input
Yes
Headphone jack
No

Viewfinder & screen

Viewfinder
Electronic, 2.36M dots
Rear screen
3", 1.04M dots
Screen articulation
Fully articulating
Touchscreen
Yes

Body & battery

Weight (with battery)
469 g
Dimensions (W×H×D)
123.7 × 85 × 44.5 mm
Weather sealed
Yes
Battery (CIPA shots)
310
Card slots
1 · SD UHS-II
USB-C
No
Built-in flash
No
Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Wi-Fi

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