Olympus E-M10 Mark III (Versatility Kit)

The kit name does not identify the lens, and Olympus sold the E-M10 Mark III both body-only and with different M.Zuiko zoom lenses. Check the exact box contents or SKU because the camera body uses the Micro Four Thirds mount. [Olympus E-M10 Mark III support](https://learnandsupport.getolympus.com/support/e-m10-mark-iii)

Yes, the E-M10 Mark III has five-axis in-body stabilization, rated by Olympus at four steps in its specifications. That stabilization works with interchangeable lenses, although optical and electronic features can vary by lens. [Olympus specifications](https://learnandsupport.getolympus.com/support/e-m10-mark-iii)

Yes, Olympus lists 4K movie recording alongside its 16.05-megapixel Live MOS sensor. It was released in 2017, so newer cameras may offer stronger autofocus or video features even though this model still supports 4K capture. [Olympus launch information](https://www.olympus-global.com/news/2017/nr00576.html)

Panasonic lenses made for the Micro Four Thirds system can physically mount to the E-M10 Mark III because both follow the same lens standard. Autofocus, stabilization, and button behavior can differ by lens, so check the specific Panasonic model before buying it for this camera. [Olympus Micro Four Thirds information](https://www.olympus-mea.com/company/media/en/content/news/cpd-camera-and-audio/170831-om-d-e-m10_eu_final.pdf)