Hier mal ein Vergleich 5-Achsen zu 3-Achsen:
http://www.bestmirrorlesscamerarevi...the-olympus-om-d-e-m10-keep-up-with-the-e-m5/
"Despite the two missing axes, I have to say that Olympus engineers did a very good job in keeping the E-M10 IS up to the OM-D standard of excellence. In video mode, the differences between it and the E-M5 are barely noticeable. For stills, I would say that overall you are safe down to 1/10s, and even then, taking two pictures in a row and checking for sharpness on the LCD screen is always an option."
http://www.bestmirrorlesscamerarevi...the-olympus-om-d-e-m10-keep-up-with-the-e-m5/
"Despite the two missing axes, I have to say that Olympus engineers did a very good job in keeping the E-M10 IS up to the OM-D standard of excellence. In video mode, the differences between it and the E-M5 are barely noticeable. For stills, I would say that overall you are safe down to 1/10s, and even then, taking two pictures in a row and checking for sharpness on the LCD screen is always an option."