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I'm considering the same thing. As some in this forum know, I sold all of my Oly gear a few months ago. As much as I loved the color, the naturalness, the sharpness, the handling, the simplicity...

Not really. I sold ALL of my Oly 4:3 gear. No point in having the 14-54 without a body to complement it, is there? But I do think it might have been a good idea to hold onto that lens and the...

Very, very nice set. Makes me think it was a mistake to sell my E-420 and 14-54 II. Can always buy them again, though!

Well done Carl. Read the whole thing. The L-10 has always intrigued me,  but I never got around to using one. Your review is tempting me again in its direction. I was certainly moved to purchase a...

I don't know of a single Sigma lens at f/2.8 or larger that's sharp wide open. Is there one? If history is any indication, I suspect this new zoom won't really come into its own until f/2.8 ......

You refer to it in your post, but I don't see any pic. ?????

Very impressive for a slow (5fps) camera. Events like this are best captured with the likes of the Canon 1D Mark II/III/IV with high frame rates (8fps and up) and super-fast, dead-accurate a/f. But...

I recently purchased several cameras from KEH, all in EX+ condition. I find them to be near-mint with very low shutter clicks. I've been purchasing from KEH for several years. No problems...

An old, tried-and-true choice of subject matter (street shooting) with better lighting. Subjects are interesting, though ... indicating that the photographer knows how to edit his work. I do...

Since the Canon 5D Mark II. I agree. The new Fuji has an excessive amount of n/r baked into the raw images. Not good.

I find the shot from the E-5 to be more natural-looking than the E-M5 shot.  The latter appears to be suffering from "the digitals."

They'll sell carloads of them. Looks like a nice camera for small hands and/or travel.

Pentax already did. It's called the K-01. It didn't do very well ... putting it mildly. And it doesn't have a viewfinder, which for so many was the deal breaker. The new, small Canon resembles...

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Yeah, but it's bigger and heavier. The new camera is for people who small and smaller with a good-sized sensor. They'll sell a ton of them.

It's the fiberglass reinforced plastic. Strong stuff. None of my Olympus cameras ever felt like cheap plastic.  They never flexed, squeaked or squealed. My Canon 40D comes very close to the same,...

In the top view, it bears a striking resemblance to the Pentax K-01 "brick", whose design did not at all garner favorable reviews.

So here's Canon's version of the "brick," but more than likely...

This is what moved me in the direction of Olympus to begin with.  I was, and still am, extremely impressed with the edge-to-edge clarity of the Olympus products.  I think Canon is improving year by...

Is Manilow still alive????

No.