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For what it's worth, I use IBIS as I found I got slightly better results.  The OIS has the advantage of stabilizing the view through the viewfinder without requiring a half-press of the shutter,...

I am happily using the 100-300 on the EM-5 for bird photography and quite enjoy it.  It is sometimes difficult to get things critically sharp shooting birds in the woods where I'm pushing the...

I have also lost my eyecup from my EM-5. I've never had problems with other cameras, so this is definitely a design flaw. It seemed firmly in place for a good long while, and then one day when I...

I have the OM-D and my wife has the G3. It depends on what you are looking for as to whether it is worth the money to upgrade. I primarily use my cameras for photographing birds, and for portraits...

I love the grip (in particular the landscape piece). It doesn't significantly affect the depth of the camera, and it is only a little taller with the landscape portion on. If you primarily use...

I have been sticking with the IBIS. It is a bit more of a pain to get my focus area box exactly where I want than when using OIS, but I like the results. I tried leaving both OIS and IBIS on and...

I've been shooting for about 4 weeks with this camera/lens combination and I've never seen banding like that. I've probably taken around 1500 photos at a wide range of ISOs.

I have gotten very good results from the 100-300 on both a G3 and an OM-D. However, shooting at 600mm equivalent focal length requires good technique. It took me a while to figure out its...

This style of camera interests me a lot for something to carry around all the time. However, as a 2nd camera I don't think it needed to have 20MP, I would have much preferred a 12MP sensor with...

I bought a G3 for my wife last year and I have had an OMD myself for about 2 weeks. They are both good cameras so I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I'm going to give you my...

I've been using the OMD with the Panasonic 100-300 for about 2 weeks now. I found it necessary to get the optional grip - it makes a huge difference in handling. I just use the landscape portion...

Thanks! The menus are inscrutible - there is a lot I still need to figure out.

Hi all,Anyone know if it is possible to shut off the auto image review on the EM-5? I hate it that after shooting an image I see it in the viewfinder for a second; obscuring what the camera is...