For skin tones, we can once again reproduce similar results using the RAW files, although the same behaviour occurs when you open the images: the G9 tends towards red and the E-M1 II towards green, so the corrections that need to be applied are different. G9, RAW E-M1 II, RAW The ...
The OMD EM10 Mark III, like all Olympus OMD and PEN bodies, features built-in sensor-shift stabilisation that works with any lens you attach. The EM10 Mark III inherits the same five-axis stabilisation of its predecessor, which in turn took it from the original EM1; in theory this should ...
The G9 has warmer colours overall and produces more pleasant results for skin tones. The E-M1 II appears cooler and skin tones can assume a greenish tint. Note that colours can vary a little when using Lumix/Leica or M.Zuiko lenses, although the difference is more visible on the G9 tha...