Lindsay D

I agree, that's one ugly machine. But everyone is different and given the popularity of the OMD the design is clearly a winner. Each to their own.

I would have to dispute that I'm afraid, it is simply untrue. I can shoot at the same locations using the Mkiii and the OMD, under the same conditions, and I can compare the images. Surprisingly,...

I received a lot of e-mails from people who had bought the XE1 and been very disappointed with it, and had sent it back or sold it (as I did). Subsequent testing showed that the sensor is not...

I felt a sense of relief when I sold the XE1. I had really wanted to like it, but it left me with a sense of frustration every time I used it. There were too many performance issues and niggles. On...

The original X100 is fantastic. I would never swap it for the new version (X Trans not to my tastes).

Sorry, I was referring to the wide difference between 35 and 150 FOV, and not having coverage in between.

Carrying a 35 and 150 FOV will be quite limiting. The 75 is very much a niche lens, rather than a general use/out and about lens. It's a wonderful lens, don't get me wrong, but I think it's best...

I'm not sure if this is what you want, but I use this lens extensively, and I think it's fabulous: http://lindsaydobsonphotography.com/blog/amberley-home-guard-event/

Agree with the above - the poster needs to ensure that they are viewing images on calibrated equipment. I find the OMD's white balance to be excellent, better than my Canon DSLRs. I don't think any...

I'm a bit late on this, but for the benefit of newer readers I have the Metz 44 - it's a beautifully made, high performing ETTL flashgun, and it's very affordable. The only things it doesn't do are...

I use the Gadget Infinity Cactus v5 transceivers - they're very reliable and very cheap.

Dave (OP) I really enjoyed your images of our native animals and I'm SO pleased you got a shot of a Weazel! I've not seen one in the wild for many years, but instead have spent many 'fun' (read:...

Good point - I see better DR with my OMD vs my Canon APS-C bodies - the OMD is also better at conserving hilights, even in JPEGs.

That sounds like a wild claim! From my experience (comparing my OMD with a 550D/7D which I used to own) I would say the OMD is overall slightly better on noise control.

What a strange statement. Many competent/professional photographers now use u4/3 systems extensively because both performance and IQ is comparable to many good DSLR bodies and lenses. I'm a full...

There are a number of factors which govern the suitability of lenses for people photography. For example, how much working distance we might have, whether we intend to capture a headshot or a...

Yep, those are the ones I use. I got mine off Amazon - you also need their own charger (I got the charger with two bays) because these won't charge in the Olympus charger,  but it's not...

That's interesting - mine did the same a couple of weeks ago. It hasn't done it since, and that was the only time.

You're very welcome, and thank you for the kind words. You're quite correct, the OMD is vastly smaller than a DSLR and for that reason you will need to go through a period of adjustment. Depending...

Thank you Pam, the compliment is much appreciated.