By now we're quite familiar with the Olympus E-M5's
attractive external appearance, but what does it look like on the
inside? The company carefully disassembled its new flagship model, and
displayed the components in ten layers for us to examine at CP+ in Yokohama, Japan. The image sensor module is perhaps the most impressive component, due in part to its five-axis sensor-shift image stabilization.
We can also spot the magnesium alloy shell, main system board and top
plate. Another display encased a compete E-M5 kit, with a lens, split
right down the middle. You'll find a variety of views in the gallery
below, along with a special treat: the all-black version of the E-M5, in
all its smooth metal glory
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