Rene83

Yes we were very lucky. Two sunny days, two partially sunny/cloudy and two wet snow/rain days in the valley (foggy on the mountain). I also noticed I was probably the only one using a decent camera ...

Last week we went skiing with my family in law in Mayrhofen and I decided to take the 12-50 mm for its weather sealing, 9 mm bodycap and 12 mm prime with my E-M5 MkIII in a small mirrorless mover ...

On Safari in Sri Lanka Udawalawe National Park

Somehow I ended up with all three of Olympus' 17 mm variants. I recently acquired the 17 mm f/2.8 for my Pen E-P1 modern classic combo. The lens surprised me in that it is decently sharp at f/2.8 ...

This thread is about body and lens size as a USP. A missing feature can certainly also be a selling point. I agree with some of the earlier posts that from a competitive standpoint some AI like ...

Backlit buttons with customiseable colour :)

Well there is the E-P7 option as a modern PEN body. No EVF unfortunately..

Agree about the hump part. The idea with detachable EVF's was pretty great. I believe the OM-5 is probably a great camera just as my E-M5 MkIII is. When choosing a new camera after my E-M10 MkII I ...

I also feel there is a market for something compact and everyday such as an updated Pen with viewfinder.

It's not bad but the sharpening at low iso is all over the place and I don't like the lack of control and fiddling with a touch screen for everything..

I like the 'm' in Micro Four thirds or in other words I like the smaller bodies released in both past and present. During Covid-19 and before the cost of living crisis I acquired the little ...

Just a few favourites sooc (I like the Olympus colours): (1) Olympus 14-42 ez Panasonic 20 mm f/1.7 Olympus 9-18 mm Olympus 14-42 ez Olympus 75-300 Olympus 14-150 mkii Olympus 14-42 ez ...

I only have first hand experience with the mkI version of the lens. I did read somewhere that the mkii has newer coatings which would presumably help with veiling glare which can be annoying with ...

I envy you, would love to see that place. Now to answer your question: I'd consider if you really need the faster (more heavy) lenses or whether you could go for a lighter all-in-one alternative. ...

Some more examples of my travels to Australia and New Zealand. I was still shooting my E-M10 MkII on P-mode at the time. The 14-42EZ sharpens up nicely at F/8.0. Waiheke Island, Northern Island NZ ...

Hi long time forum reader and finally registered now. I agree the 14-42 EZ is an excellent piece of glass. This was my first lens and came with an E-M10 MkII. Since then upgraded to an E-M5 MkIII ...