Wow thanks. Doing a photography course. The instructor said read your manual. Holy cow way too hard to follow. This is exactly what I needed. Thanks from aussiland❤
I wish I'd found your video earlier. It's a pity that manufacturers provide nothing but the most basic instructions for using their cameras which we pay a lot of money to buy. Yours is the ONLY video I've found which is not a 'review' by 'experts' which to be honest are useless for novices such as myself. Well done Shutterbug 101 - so very helpful, I was on the verge of giving up with this camera and its 'difficult ' menus etc. I'm already feeling more confident about using the camera.
Thank you for doing this review in plain, easy to understand language! I am very new to the camera and cameras in general (been using iPhone 12 for ages as a novice) and every other tutorial I found is just too much for me to follow. This is perfect! Thanks again!
Finally getting my camera out again after a few years and I'm so happy I found your video. Your explanations are simple and easy to understand and make me want to learn more. Thank you!
Exactly what I was thinking. All the popular reviewers are not including this, or at least mentioning it seriously. I just ordered this camera after a week of deep research. And this girl did make a great video! Great job, and thank you! :)
@@cmartin_ok I Just bought this bundle can't believe price it took 10 days come but made up with it I have a Nikon D7100 with a Sigma 150-500mm lens it was to much for me www.hdewcameras.co.uk/olympus-e-m10-iii-twin-kit-14-42-ez40-150-black-8058-p.asp
Big thanks for dealing with the details of this camera I fully understand it's was struggling before now I can't wait to get out and use it to it's full potential thank you
This is the best walk through for this camera I've come across, thank you for explaining the OMD so well. The only thing I don't like is the awful muzac in the background, no need for that at all. Anyway thanks again I'm going to keep this video as my go to guide for the camera. 👍😊
EXCELLENT introductory video for me. My camera should be delivered tomorrow and I'm trying to get a head-start on learning about it and this video was perfect! Thanks, I'm sure that I will be referring to it many times over the next few weeks as I become familiar with my new Olympus.
Recently learned that the Flash can be used in " Flash RC Mode " it will flash low power just to trigger a more powerfull flash , when using that Flash off camera and it has a Slave Flash function.
I just bought one of these cameras as I already have an Olympus Om 4 from some years ago with lenses etc. and so liked the camera type. So, I also bought the 12-150mm lens as an all round lens solution.........at the same time I bought an OM to M4/3 adaptor so that I can use all the OM lenses I already had with my old film camera......there are hundreds of OM lenses out there going cheap.....A$25 for a 50mm F1.2 is a bargain time...... but with an adaptor at A$24 on EBAY they will work even though with manual focus and aperture.....and extension tubes and/or bellows for ultra close ups are 2 a penny in OM style. Back in the film days Nikon lenses were worth a king's ransom but today with an adaptor......pennies.
05:00 "So it should be fool-proof." - Most people underestimate the ingenuity of fools. ;-) Great walkthrough, though. Thank you and please keep up your good work.
I'm thinking to buy a second hand EM10 iii because of 4k video. Please advise the way of taking photo frames from 4K video. I ever saw from my friends who used Panasonic Lumix and they could selected the frames directly from the camera.
Panasonics 4K Burst is actually exclusive to their cameras, so if you would like to do that in camera, get a Panasonic, otherwise, you can use a program on your computer to save screen grabs from the 4K images.
So sorry to hear this! Because this lens has the motor that extends it, if it takes an impact, or dirt/dust/moisture lands on the barrel before it retracts, the motor can get damaged or gummed up and stop working. This is common in any electronic zoom lens unfortunately. I would take it to a camera store near you to see if they can see if the motor is dead or if it just needs some assistance, but most likely you may need to invest in a new lens. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Thanks for a great video! I have a question : when I turn the (new) camera set in P mode on and hit the “quick menu” button, nothing happens. I don’t get a menu on the screen. (when I press the “menu” button on the right side of th screen, it lists camera 1,2 etc on the left, A-I in the next column, AEL/AFL in the third column. Is there some basic setting I missed? This camera is an EM-10 Mark IIIS.
Really nice overview! Have you had any experience in using this camera, or similar Olympus ones, with the 4/3rds to Micro adapter from Olympus (MMF) or aftermarket versions? Its probably not ideal to use an adapter but it will take me some time to migrate my various 4/3rds lens to the Micro versions.
Great walk through. Just bought this camera and that has helped a lot to get me started. Just bought the Viltrox adapter so I can use my other lenses, will this give me any issues?
Typically adapting lenses that are a different mount to any camera will cut down on focusing speed/ability and photo quality, so if you do find that you are unhappy with those issues, keep in mind it’s not the camera, nor the lens, it’s just that the lens was not designed to work with an Olympus system. So it will function but it may not function well lol.
I just purchased my Em10 Mark III and my lens looked different than the one in the video. My had a lock switch and didn't come out when turned on. (new to photography)
As this does not have the option for an external mic, I would either use your phone with the Rode Lav and app, or purchase a Zoom microphone and combine your audio with your video in post processing
I took a risk and purchased this as my first camera to learn on Amazon Used . It seems to be fine but the screen turns off if I move it around . Is that normal. I haven’t taken many pics yet . Just learning it … Update : I think I got the answer as I kept watching the video . But my face isn’t near it sometimes
The sensor to trigger the viewfinder can be tripped by the camera strap or even a shadow, it can be frustrating until you adjust but it sounds like it is doing it’s job!
Are you satisfied with the Olympus Om 10 mark 3? Did you experience any breakdown or problem? Has there been a breakdown? are you still using can you advice? thanks.
This is a great camera! I don’t use it as my everyday camera, but I have not heard any complaints from customers who have purchased this model, no breakdowns to report.
I believe this would be a good camera, but you may need to invest in a wider angle lens for real estate. I recommend the Panasonic 7-14mm (yes, its a Panasonic lens but will still work with the Olympus cameras). I will leave the link to it as well, and please let me know if you have any other questions! amzn.to/2Z02pPY
thank you for a great insight into this camera, which i am considering buying. I was hoping to see the tilting view screen in action. am i right in thinking it tilts in both directions up and down, so you can see what you are shooting from above or below? This sounds like a great feature I have not seen. I have a Nikon DSLR which is big and bulky, and I haven't used for a few years. I would love to replace it with something lighter, which can also be used as an automatic point and snap style camera. i love the thought of the video function too, and was also interested to hear that there is a sort of macro function, which I didn't fully understand so shall watch again. Also, would you suggest buying a kit with an extra lens? I have seen one in the UK with a 40 - 150mm lens. Thank you again for a very in depth review.
Thank you for watching! The screen does indeed tilt both up and down for those perspectives. Buying the kit with the telephoto lens would be up to your shooting preference. If you want the options to take photos of birds in your backyard or you just want to reach a bit farther than the other lens would get you then it would be a great option for you! If your primary use is for things fairly close to you and you don’t think you will use the zoom, then go with the one lens kit. Either way, I think you will enjoy this camera! Let me know if you have any other questions!
When you access the quick menu by pressing the button by your power switch, you will see on the screen the current size it’s set to. Use your directional pad to highlight it green, select ok, and pick your desired file type!
It really depends on what kind of photography you want to do, but a 50mm equivalent is always a nice starter! You will want to get the 25mm lens to accomplish this.
They are both fantastic, but the Sony will give you more of that blurred background effect and better in low light situations. If neither of those is a concern, the Olympus is more travel friendly when considering their lens sizes. Either one will capture great images and both are easy to use!
@@Shutterbug101 thank you so much for information 🙂 I think i will buy a6000 because blurred background is imparator for me. I will take ashort cinematic videos and portrait photos of my daughter 😊 can you advice me lens for wide angle and best blurred effect.. Thanks from Turkey
Sorry I am so late on the reply! Hope you are enjoying your camera! I would recommend the Tamron 20mm for the Sony E mount as it is wide and gives you a blurry background!
The videos explaining P, A, and S mode are found in this playlist! Let me know if any other questions come up! ua-cam.com/play/PL0jHU7tULNujpSsJ6n5hrddSUWVRvKy_p.html
This is a super helpful walkthrough. I have a question about the button on the right side of the viewfinder/evf, where there is a rectangle with two vertical lines next to it, can you let me know what this button does? Thank you a lot!
@@Shutterbug101 Thanks for the anwser, I want to mostly make portraits of my wife. I was wondering if there was some lence that would be better fitted to do that while not costing to much.
While this camera does not have individual options to change like shadows/highlights like fujifilm cameras do, it does have an HDR setting to help. As for aspect ratio, I do not believe it has any other option than 16:9.
If anybody can help: I can't find the menu to set RAW files instead of JPEG... I read everywhere it does take RAW pictures, but it only shows JPEG in the menu
I have found the easiest way to change your image quality is by using the quick menu, which is the button at the top all the way to the left. You would then use your directional buttons to go to the bottom big square that is somewhat bottom center and move it from its JPEG setting to RAW! 9:41 is the box you want to be in. Hope this helps!
My apologies! I try to keep it at a pace that is easy to follow but not so slow that the viewer gets bored and moves on, but I will be sure to try and go a smidge slower in my future videos!
@@Shutterbug101 Hi again. Which is the best setup? 1 spot, 9, or the entire grid.I have had the E-M10 Mark III for about 6 weeks and really enjoy it. I have the Canon M6 Mark II which is a great camera as well. Do you think it makes sense to trade my Olympus for the Mark IV that is coming soon? Thanks, Gene
When it comes to your focusing area, it all depends on what your capturing and how much you would like it to try and grab focus. Think of it like this: your taking a photo of a person standing from head to toe in the frame, the entire grid is for whole body/front priority, 9 grid would be for the upper body or face, 1 spot would be for the nose/eye. The more you narrow it down in numbers, the more specific you can be with your focusing! The mark IV’s biggest differences from the Mark III is that it has 20mp vs the 16mp rate so sharper images but less low light capability, has a 15 FPS continuous drive vs the 8.5 FPS, and is a bit lighter than the mark III. It’s all preference, but over all very similar features and the same processor. You will just have to determine if those changes are worth the exchange! Let me know if you have any other questions!
Wow thanks. Doing a photography course. The instructor said read your manual. Holy cow way too hard to follow. This is exactly what I needed. Thanks from aussiland❤
I wish I'd found your video earlier. It's a pity that manufacturers provide nothing but the most basic instructions for using their cameras which we pay a lot of money to buy. Yours is the ONLY video I've found which is not a 'review' by 'experts' which to be honest are useless for novices such as myself. Well done Shutterbug 101 - so very helpful, I was on the verge of giving up with this camera and its 'difficult ' menus etc. I'm already feeling more confident about using the camera.
People like yourself are the reason I started this channel! Thank you! Please let me know if you have any questions, I am happy to help!
Totally agree. I was beginning to feel like I didn't know anything. This video has definitely taught me more than anybody could offer. Thank you 🙌✨
The best review I've seen on this camera; just purchased for a walk around camera. Excited about this camera!!
Thank you for doing this review in plain, easy to understand language! I am very new to the camera and cameras in general (been using iPhone 12 for ages as a novice) and every other tutorial I found is just too much for me to follow. This is perfect! Thanks again!
Finally getting my camera out again after a few years and I'm so happy I found your video. Your explanations are simple and easy to understand and make me want to learn more. Thank you!
The walkthrough was very useful. I loved it - easy to follow and give enough information to start using the camera right away.
Finally an in depth video on the E-M Mark III. Very well done!
Easily the best review I’ve seen on this one. Thanks!
Just the best …thanks . My third viewing and still learning.
Can't believe such a great walkthrough video only got 700 likes. Thank you so much!!
The most underrated camera in the world by far.
@Simon Wu: Maybe the mk ii is the most under rated? As capable as the mk III but less expensive, especially if you buy used
Exactly what I was thinking. All the popular reviewers are not including this, or at least mentioning it seriously. I just ordered this camera after a week of deep research. And this girl did make a great video! Great job, and thank you! :)
@@cmartin_ok I Just bought this bundle can't believe price it took 10 days come but made up with it I have a Nikon D7100 with a Sigma 150-500mm lens it was to much for me www.hdewcameras.co.uk/olympus-e-m10-iii-twin-kit-14-42-ez40-150-black-8058-p.asp
Very helpful! Just what I was looking for as a new camera user, thank you!
Thanks , you explained it in a simple clear manner making me understand my camera that at first I thought would be complicated...
Thank you. Just purchased this camera. Thank goodness for you
The best review I have watched. It is a beginner's camera so it has helped to have such great information.Thanks.
Best walkthrough I have seen. Good work!
Thanks so much! I really needed this ..I've only seen reviews., not tutorials.
Never thought I'd see my hometown in a youtube video
Hope we captured it well!
Life saver …best wishes
Big thanks for dealing with the details of this camera I fully understand it's was struggling before now I can't wait to get out and use it to it's full potential thank you
This is the best walk through for this camera I've come across, thank you for explaining the OMD so well. The only thing I don't like is the awful muzac in the background, no need for that at all. Anyway thanks again I'm going to keep this video as my go to guide for the camera. 👍😊
Thank you very much
This has helped me immensely
Nive review, i love my M10IIIs.
Great review! It helped me a lot! Thank you! 😃❤️❤️
This was SO helpful! Thank you!
Very helpful video thanks!
thank you! so helpful with clear and concise explanations
EXCELLENT introductory video for me. My camera should be delivered tomorrow and I'm trying to get a head-start on learning about it and this video was perfect! Thanks, I'm sure that I will be referring to it many times over the next few weeks as I become familiar with my new Olympus.
Very happy for you! Please let me know if you have any questions as you learn!
Mannn your review is sooo goood !!! Respeecttttt !!! Now I am gonna buy the cam because of your video
Thanks so much. Just was gifted one and this helped. Subbed too.
What a gr8t fantastic review. Got every bit of your explanation as i follow through my camera which i just bought. Thank you heaps!!
Recently learned that the Flash can be used in " Flash RC Mode " it will flash low power just to trigger a more powerfull flash , when using that Flash off camera and it has a Slave Flash function.
I just bought one of these cameras as I already have an Olympus Om 4 from some years ago with lenses etc. and so liked the camera type.
So, I also bought the 12-150mm lens as an all round lens solution.........at the same time I bought an OM to M4/3 adaptor so that I can use all the OM lenses I already had with my old film camera......there are hundreds of OM lenses out there going cheap.....A$25 for a 50mm F1.2 is a bargain time...... but with an adaptor at A$24 on EBAY they will work even though with manual focus and aperture.....and extension tubes and/or bellows for ultra close ups are 2 a penny in OM style.
Back in the film days Nikon lenses were worth a king's ransom but today with an adaptor......pennies.
Super helpful. Thank you!
Great video. Thanks! :)
Thank you, a very informative video, thanks for taking the time to share it with us
Nice review 🙏🏽
This is a wonderful video. Thank you so much :)
Thanks
Tremendous! So helpful. Thanks.
Very detailed review! u just earned a subscriber :)
05:00 "So it should be fool-proof." - Most people underestimate the ingenuity of fools. ;-)
Great walkthrough, though. Thank you and please keep up your good work.
That sticker has not the best representation so I always loose time figuring out what is the right way
Wow super!! Thank you! Searching for the clip where you explain more about Program setting. Can you help me where that is?
parabéns pelo video 👏🏻👏🏻☺️ tenho essa câmera também ela é perfeita !
obrigado espero que tenham gostado! :)
I'm thinking to buy a second hand EM10 iii because of 4k video. Please advise the way of taking photo frames from 4K video. I ever saw from my friends who used Panasonic Lumix and they could selected the frames directly from the camera.
Panasonics 4K Burst is actually exclusive to their cameras, so if you would like to do that in camera, get a Panasonic, otherwise, you can use a program on your computer to save screen grabs from the 4K images.
Wonderful thanks
After watching your video, I have found that my lens is stuck inside & shutter release stuck. Have tried the Reset button. Nothing fixes it??? jf
So sorry to hear this! Because this lens has the motor that extends it, if it takes an impact, or dirt/dust/moisture lands on the barrel before it retracts, the motor can get damaged or gummed up and stop working. This is common in any electronic zoom lens unfortunately. I would take it to a camera store near you to see if they can see if the motor is dead or if it just needs some assistance, but most likely you may need to invest in a new lens. Let me know if you have any other questions!
how to return the barrel back inside
Thanks for a great video! I have a question : when I turn the (new) camera set in P mode on and hit the “quick menu” button, nothing happens. I don’t get a menu on the screen. (when I press the “menu” button on the right side of th screen, it lists camera 1,2 etc on the left, A-I in the next column, AEL/AFL in the third column. Is there some basic setting I missed? This camera is an EM-10 Mark IIIS.
Does the quick menu button work in any of the other manual modes? Very Interesting!
Really nice overview! Have you had any experience in using this camera, or similar Olympus ones, with the 4/3rds to Micro adapter from Olympus (MMF) or aftermarket versions? Its probably not ideal to use an adapter but it will take me some time to migrate my various 4/3rds lens to the Micro versions.
how long does the battery last for shooting and video
It varies! Depending if you do more photo or video or the temperature of where your shooting, could last anywhere from an hour to a few hours.
Great walk through. Just bought this camera and that has helped a lot to get me started. Just bought the Viltrox adapter so I can use my other lenses, will this give me any issues?
Typically adapting lenses that are a different mount to any camera will cut down on focusing speed/ability and photo quality, so if you do find that you are unhappy with those issues, keep in mind it’s not the camera, nor the lens, it’s just that the lens was not designed to work with an Olympus system. So it will function but it may not function well lol.
I just purchased my Em10 Mark III and my lens looked different than the one in the video. My had a lock switch and didn't come out when turned on. (new to photography)
Did you purchase this camera brand new in box?
thanks for the great review!!! btw I wanted to connect an external mic but no mic jack, any suggestions?
As this does not have the option for an external mic, I would either use your phone with the Rode Lav and app, or purchase a Zoom microphone and combine your audio with your video in post processing
@@Shutterbug101 thanks a ton for the quick reply!! you rock 🎸
I took a risk and purchased this as my first camera to learn on Amazon Used . It seems to be fine but the screen turns off if I move it around . Is that normal. I haven’t taken many pics yet . Just learning it …
Update : I think I got the answer as I kept watching the video . But my face isn’t near it sometimes
The sensor to trigger the viewfinder can be tripped by the camera strap or even a shadow, it can be frustrating until you adjust but it sounds like it is doing it’s job!
Are you satisfied with the Olympus Om 10 mark 3? Did you experience any breakdown or problem? Has there been a breakdown? are you still using can you advice? thanks.
This is a great camera! I don’t use it as my everyday camera, but I have not heard any complaints from customers who have purchased this model, no breakdowns to report.
Would this be a good camera to take real estate photos with? I am new to photography and have a gig lined up to take some indoor shots.
I believe this would be a good camera, but you may need to invest in a wider angle lens for real estate. I recommend the Panasonic 7-14mm (yes, its a Panasonic lens but will still work with the Olympus cameras). I will leave the link to it as well, and please let me know if you have any other questions!
amzn.to/2Z02pPY
You'll have more color depth if you choose adobe rgb instead of sRGB. You can alway choose sRGB in post.
That is good to know! I would advise those just getting into photography and this is a new world for them to stay on sRGB at least for now.
Is this camera compatible with any wireless shutter release remotes?
Just through the Olympus app
thank you for a great insight into this camera, which i am considering buying. I was hoping to see the tilting view screen in action. am i right in thinking it tilts in both directions up and down, so you can see what you are shooting from above or below? This sounds like a great feature I have not seen. I have a Nikon DSLR which is big and bulky, and I haven't used for a few years. I would love to replace it with something lighter, which can also be used as an automatic point and snap style camera. i love the thought of the video function too, and was also interested to hear that there is a sort of macro function, which I didn't fully understand so shall watch again.
Also, would you suggest buying a kit with an extra lens? I have seen one in the UK with a 40 - 150mm lens.
Thank you again for a very in depth review.
Thank you for watching! The screen does indeed tilt both up and down for those perspectives. Buying the kit with the telephoto lens would be up to your shooting preference. If you want the options to take photos of birds in your backyard or you just want to reach a bit farther than the other lens would get you then it would be a great option for you! If your primary use is for things fairly close to you and you don’t think you will use the zoom, then go with the one lens kit. Either way, I think you will enjoy this camera! Let me know if you have any other questions!
how do you change the default image format , RAW/jpeg?
Thanks
When you access the quick menu by pressing the button by your power switch, you will see on the screen the current size it’s set to. Use your directional pad to highlight it green, select ok, and pick your desired file type!
@@Shutterbug101 thanks
Helloo! I loved the review, but i have a question. What kind of lens should i get for it? Is it ok to use a 1.8 50mm?
It really depends on what kind of photography you want to do, but a 50mm equivalent is always a nice starter! You will want to get the 25mm lens to accomplish this.
@@Shutterbug101 thank you!!
Nice video 👏👍🙂 i can not decide Sony a6000 or that camera 🤔
They are both fantastic, but the Sony will give you more of that blurred background effect and better in low light situations. If neither of those is a concern, the Olympus is more travel friendly when considering their lens sizes. Either one will capture great images and both are easy to use!
@@Shutterbug101 thank you so much for information 🙂 I think i will buy a6000 because blurred background is imparator for me. I will take ashort cinematic videos and portrait photos of my daughter 😊 can you advice me lens for wide angle and best blurred effect.. Thanks from Turkey
Sorry I am so late on the reply! Hope you are enjoying your camera! I would recommend the Tamron 20mm for the Sony E mount as it is wide and gives you a blurry background!
You refer to another video which further explains the 'P' mode setting, where is that video?
The videos explaining P, A, and S mode are found in this playlist! Let me know if any other questions come up!
ua-cam.com/play/PL0jHU7tULNujpSsJ6n5hrddSUWVRvKy_p.html
@@Shutterbug101 Thanks!
Hi great video, I just purchased this camera can you add the programme video link for using p mode that you talked about in the video please?
Here it is! Let me know if you have any questions!
ua-cam.com/video/330bkybS2p0/v-deo.html
This is a super helpful walkthrough. I have a question about the button on the right side of the viewfinder/evf, where there is a rectangle with two vertical lines next to it, can you let me know what this button does? Thank you a lot!
The rectangle with the two vertical lines is the LV button, or Live View. This is to turn your viewfinder on auto, on, or off. Hope this helps!
@@Shutterbug101 this absolutely helps! Thank you a lot!
Do you suggest any cheap lences to buy with this camara?
What kind of photography do you want to do that the kit lens lacks?
@@Shutterbug101 Thanks for the anwser, I want to mostly make portraits of my wife. I was wondering if there was some lence that would be better fitted to do that while not costing to much.
I would say the Olympus 25mm f/1.8
It is probably one of the most inexpensive lenses that will give you gorgeous results, especially for portraits!
Is there a fish eye lense that will fit this camera?
Yes, there is the Olympus 8mm 1.8 fisheye lens and the Panasonic 8mm fisheye as well.
does it can set parameter manual at mode video
Could you explain your question a little more? If you are on full manual, you have full control over every setting
@@Shutterbug101 at mode video, are you chance value of shadow, saturation, contrast, ratio aspect 16:9 or 1:1?
While this camera does not have individual options to change like shadows/highlights like fujifilm cameras do, it does have an HDR setting to help. As for aspect ratio, I do not believe it has any other option than 16:9.
@@Shutterbug101 yes i think so.
In the beginning I thought this camera has a shutter bug
If anybody can help: I can't find the menu to set RAW files instead of JPEG... I read everywhere it does take RAW pictures, but it only shows JPEG in the menu
I have found the easiest way to change your image quality is by using the quick menu, which is the button at the top all the way to the left. You would then use your directional buttons to go to the bottom big square that is somewhat bottom center and move it from its JPEG setting to RAW! 9:41 is the box you want to be in. Hope this helps!
@@Shutterbug101 indeed! I caught that just 2min after asking! Thank you for taking the time to answer!
Nice job. You went a little too fast for me.
My apologies! I try to keep it at a pace that is easy to follow but not so slow that the viewer gets bored and moves on, but I will be sure to try and go a smidge slower in my future videos!
@@Shutterbug101 Hi again. Which is the best setup? 1 spot, 9, or the entire grid.I have had the E-M10 Mark III for about 6 weeks and really enjoy it. I have the Canon M6 Mark II which is a great camera as well. Do you think it makes sense to trade my Olympus for the Mark IV that is coming soon? Thanks, Gene
When it comes to your focusing area, it all depends on what your capturing and how much you would like it to try and grab focus. Think of it like this: your taking a photo of a person standing from head to toe in the frame, the entire grid is for whole body/front priority, 9 grid would be for the upper body or face, 1 spot would be for the nose/eye. The more you narrow it down in numbers, the more specific you can be with your focusing! The mark IV’s biggest differences from the Mark III is that it has 20mp vs the 16mp rate so sharper images but less low light capability, has a 15 FPS continuous drive vs the 8.5 FPS, and is a bit lighter than the mark III. It’s all preference, but over all very similar features and the same processor. You will just have to determine if those changes are worth the exchange! Let me know if you have any other questions!