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After shooting misting waterfalls on a drizzling day in the White Mountains in New Hampshire, I was happy I had the combo of an OM-D body and the 12-50 even though the lens is almost universally...

I have both the Oly 12 mm and the Pany 7-14 to use on a EP-L5 or EM-5.  The 7-14 is a "chunky" lens with a built in lens shade: produces great pictures. The 12 mm is light, small, fast and sharp -...

Great shot! I love the E-PL5. I recently used it a party with a Pany 20 mm f 1.7 on a 1 ponit rifle sling. It's always available with high IQ and flexibility

Probably can't go wrong with either. The GH3 is bigger and probably better for movies.I prefer the OM-D to the Panasonic. I like IBIS, fit and finish and size. I would caution those considering the...

Amen!

Funny thing, I sold my whole Nikon setup, D7000 and all. I wanted a camera to travel with and the Nikon plus Lenses etc. was a killer. I bought the OM-D and once I got over the learning curve...

...big deal! 2 second fix in PS

You're about to have some real fun! I have an OM-D but I wanted something that I could pocket and go really light. I have been shooting my E-PL5 with a Panasonic 20 mm f1.7. The touch screen and...

Actually I thought the 20mm  F1.7 Panasonic on my OM-D was a great combo, but mounted on the PL5 (Not too dissimilar from what you are asking re: PL1)it is extremely fast, sharp and not too wide (I...

The Sansmirror review does not inspire or motivate me. For ~$1200, I expect at leat something close to a home run. Hopefully Olympus will offer something like this, but with a weatherproof rating...

I have the new Olympus flash because I still use the 466 with my Panasonic G1. I tried it with the OM-D - works perfectly in slave mode or mounted in the shoe. You might have a defective unit. I...

Buy it quick!I got mine with the 12-50 and I am about to sell my Pany 14-45. The 12-50 is a more up to date, weather-sealed, more capable (auto zoom) lens. You don't need the OIS on the 14-45 with...

Had the OM 5 for less than 24 hours and the menus are intuitive and a breeze to master! Don't miss the G3. The JPEGs are much more robust as well. -- Dan W

Waited for a month at B&H, but kept checking Amazon everyday...Black OM D on its way. Sold the G3 this week...dumbed down camera: hard time with menus, controls, the eyepiece and screen switching...

...because the G3 is seriously flawed. Aside from the confusing menu setup and loss of the automatic viewfinder screen switch like on the G1, it is certainly less of a camera at less of a price....