The first thing to say about the E-P7 is just how attractive it is. Lots of control dials, touchscreen interface.Tilting screen, faces forwards underneath the camera.Classic, retro design based on vintage film cameras.(Image credit: Future) Design and handling But if you’re after a camera that's as small and compact as possible, the E-P7 could be worth the extra outlay. If you’re keen on having a viewfinder, the E-M10 Mark IV will be the better option.
Right now, you can pick up the PEN E-P7 (body only) for roughly the same price as an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV with a kit lens.
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We'll update this page if there's any news about a wider release. This could be because the former two markets are the most receptive to travel-friendly mirrorless cameras, or it could be a case of testing the waters before releasing the camera to a wider audience. Costs £749 body-only (around $1037 / AU$1,369)Īs it stands, the Olympus PEN EP-7 will only be on sale in Asia and Europe, which means you can't currently buy it in the US or Australia.Black-and-silver or white-and-silver colorways.Available to buy now in Asia and Europe.Still, there's no doubt the E-P7 sure does look nice, and for some that may be more valuable than an EVF. Perhaps if you’re upgrading from a smartphone and don’t see the need for a viewfinder, that will be less of an issue, but for sheer value its stablemate is the better buy. You can currently pick up the OM-D E-M10 Mark IV at a cheaper price, and that camera brings the added bonus of a viewfinder. The fact that it’s small enough to (almost) fit in your pocket, or to slip neatly into a bag with an additional lens or two, makes it more appealing than full-frame options for casual or street snapping. Images are bright and punchy and display the same kind of dynamic range we’ve seen from previous Olympus offerings. In practice, the E-P7 produces very nice images and some good quality video, too.
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