Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II

small enough to carry around, yet with all the features of a "real" camera. The menu is a little convoluted and takes a while to understand, but in the meantime there is always the i-auto mode. Takes great photos with the standard kit lens (14-42 mm), however I really want to invest in the better faster lenses. If I had of thought about it, I might have got the EM-5, as it is water and dust proof, whereas this one isn't, however that one costs a fair bit more.

I'm not an expert in photography, I'll leave dpreview to tell you about the quality of the camera.
As far as using it goes, Its great. It takes excellent photos and with a slight learning curve is easy to use.
Make sure you get an Olympus lense protector cap, So you can scratch it and only waste $35.
If you have large hands and want something quite chunky that has good textured grip its a great choice.
The eyepiece gives you a %100 real image of what the lense sees, as its a second LCD.

I also like the foldable LCD screen as you can take ground level shots lined up perfectly. (without lying on the ground)

I gave this camera 4 stars because I have just started using it. It is mirror less which is uber cool but also brings a new quality to "shooting the light." The camera is touted as an entry-level mirror-less camera but the Mach ll is sophisticated, stylish, and functional and much more than mere entry level! I have three lenses which provide a range of artistic capabilities and the camera supports these with additional functions to provide a playground for exploration and exploitation of images. This camera may not be a Lumiere de jour for professionals but it is exciting and wonderful and I can't wait to shoot the light in the Southern Alps of New Zealand next year!