Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera with 12-50mm Lens Kit (Black)

The touch screen will not work to select menu settings.

The Mark II improves upon the original E-M10 in terms of its color rendition, focusing bracketing function, wireless control via smart phones, UHS-II card support and a brighter EVF.

Unfortunately, no, you will have to download a stitching program to your computer. The camera does have a pano mode but it is just for framing and lining up the images in preparation for the stitching software.

The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II is available for the body only. You could get this and choose a different lens. https://bhpho.to/2pz0pyJ

Yes, it has a 2, 10 and 12 second delay. You just got to search through the menu to find it. Hope that helps!

That depends on if the Mark II model has features which you currently need that the Mark 1 does not. The improvements to the Mark II include 5 Axis Image Stabilization, instead of 3 Axis on the Mark 1. The Mark II can record HD at up to 60fps, the Mark 1 only goes up to 30fps. Finally the Mark II has a 2.36m-Dot OLED Electronic Viewfinder compared to a 1,440k-Dot EVF on the Mark I.

I believe the camera focus-brackets but the actual stacking operation has to be performed externally, using Helicon Focus or other software. The focus-bracketing settings require a bit of trial and error to master, and are more useful for landscape work than for say macro photography.

You can attach remote shutter releases, both wired and wireless. Here is an example: Vello FreeWave Fusion Wireless Flash Trigger & Remote Kit (Select Olympus & Canon) B&H # VERFWCOCQ . The camera also has Wi-Fi. This means you can download a free Olympus app to your phone and not only grab photos from the camera to share on the Internet but you can remotely control the camera as well.