Miron09

generally Olympus quality & durability is inferior to Canon FF

small, sharp.

small & compact. I wouldn´t want a heavier fast WA - useless

a/o the flash shoe needs to be treated with care. The camera not as robust as the em1, not to mention Canon FF which are much more robust. As for SD cards, I found SanDisk not very robust either. ...

my Olympus 60 mm broke apart. The 50mm has a loud & slwish AF, but works OK. Can be had cheaply

That looks like a sensible choice. For me it´s hard to understand why someone willing to carry 10kgs+ of MFT equipment does not use FF.  I use MFT since it´s inception, but the quality does NOT ...

The Metz 64 is great because it comes with a nice power pack - which I actually need. The FL 300 works great for me. I´m not going out with big diffusors. Speed & weight are essential for me. And ...

well, I don´t have any doubts, because I switched off the flash in between, and I can assure you: pics with flash definitely look better ! OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. E-M1 ƒ/16 1/250 300 mmISO 400  - ...

well, you overlooked the flash, which dictates the 1/250 speed. f 8 doesn´t work. Sharpness comes from flash usage ohn isaacs wrote: Miron09 wrote: Using the Lumix 100-300 I with the Roesch tripod ...

mine just fell apart - reverted back to the old FT 50mm

I use a small sling bag with EM1 Mk 1, Lumix 100-300 & 7-14 & 40-150 (the 99 USD lens - quite good, with a plastic macro lens) . A FF Canon with 1.4/35 dangling from my neck for quick work. Plus ...

yup, I tested it, the flash has that range. The EXIF data is actually OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. E-M1ƒ/20 1/250   300 mm   ISO 400

just lens paper. Taking off the front element is so easy I´m not considering any fluids. The lens has been in heavy use for 10 years. As it is so small, it fits into a small sling bag. For better ...

The Olympus LM3 is nice, but absolutely KILLS the camera battery. KILL = battery goes down for good. I´m a great fan of the tiny FL300. Otherwise I use Olympus FL50 and Metz 64.

Using the Lumix 100-300 I with the Roesch tripod collar for quite some time. I just discovered some dust & fungus inside, but cleaning was quite simple: the front element is held into place by ...

well, they are doing this successfully for 50 years now. Professionals largely abandoned Leica as a tool then. The M4 & M5 were bought by amateurs, as were the lousy SLRs

Back in the 70s I used a small Rollei 35 - without light meter, with a 3.5 Zeiss Tessar. I figured out quickly how to set it up, my eyes working as light meter. Worked brilliantly. In a way it was...

I have a Canon FF with 1.4 35 dangling from my neck, for quick shots/landscape/low light. All the rest is one with MFT. People rarely can tell what I shot with what, FF or MFT. Too much noise about...

the rest - from ultra-wide to super-tele - done with MFT. The like new 6d cost 200 USD