Sometimes... the image matters more than perfection...

Or the newest camera, the highest resolution, the best lens etc.
I grabbed my old EPM2 to accompany me as I accompanied my daughter to the aquarium on a school trip, and an almost full memory card!, as in after 6 shots to my surprise told me was full. I deleted some bad shots and changed file size from HQ Jpeg/RAW to med size jpegs only giving me enough room for 60 some shots and wondered why it was full (later at home I see I had a folder on the card my camera didn't see with a bunch of xmas family shots from a couple years ago)
Took some shots at med. Captured the day and the memories.
This stuff is really about that, not gear.

No Flash, poor lighting, moving subject on a older camera that isn't known for fast action..yet it works

I shoot in JPEG only all the time, cerich, and I make use of the Panasonic's Ex-Tele function where it takes just the central half of the MPX from the sensor -- 6 MPX in the case of your older E-PM2, 8 MPX in the case of my current G85 and GX7 -- to give a 1.4x tele-extender effect, and produces quality images.

One thing, the Oly JPEGs of the E-PM1/2 -- in fact, the whole Oly line -- were markedly superior to what Panasonic was producing back then. However, the two are on parity now, I think, which allowed me to switch to Panasonic for the better UI.

Sometimes, in some special occasions...

Hen3ry wrote:

I shoot in JPEG only all the time, cerich, and I make use of the Panasonic's Ex-Tele function where it takes just the central half of the MPX from the sensor -- 6 MPX in the case of your older E-PM2, 8 MPX in the case of my current G85 and GX7 -- to give a 1.4x tele-extender effect, and produces quality images.

One thing, the Oly JPEGs of the E-PM1/2 -- in fact, the whole Oly line -- were markedly superior to what Panasonic was producing back then. However, the two are on parity now, I think, which allowed me to switch to Panasonic for the better UI.

agree, except the EPM2 is 16, so half is 8.