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But the 20 is a marvelous lens for pix with fixed or slow moving subjects. I put it on my GM-5 for walk around photography. The 25/1.7 works well indoors. Focuses quickly on my M5 Mk III. I have ...

Just not my cup of tea. Excellent lens, but 2/3 of my photos are in the 12-25 range. This is the glory of m4/3s. Almost every possible horse for just about every course.

I went with the Three Legged Thing base and L plate $50. Used the RRS base, grip and L plate on my M5 Mk I for almost 8 years. The Mk III variant is $150 for baseplate only. I'll stay with the 3LT ...

but I developed my own workaround to that because the camera is superb otherwise. But, yeah, I respect your perspective, as build quality was always an Oly selling point.

size and weight of the new M5 Mk III and M10 are very similar. The difference would have to be the price point. The new M5 is $1000. An M10 would have to be $700 to make for a meaningful ...

and get an M1 Mk II. Same or less money and everything Oly is known for. I say the above as an M5 Mk III owner. It works for me but life's too short to use a tool you don't like. It stays on a ...

It's macro capabilities were always oversold: 1:2 is what it does. But as a portrait/short tele, it's...amazing. Before I got my M5 Mk III, I actually used it on my GM5 with manual focus. On your ...

Be it cameras, family or friends, the impact has been to cause us all to...uh...refocus.  Depth of field has been replaced by depth of relationships. The fallout, from Hertz to South Korea, is ...

And I use it pretty much the same way as I used in on my M5 Mk I and use it on my GM5. Half press...pause just an instant (less than 1/2 second) and shoot. I prefer it on the GM5...just works ...

A couple months ago I bought a Craigslist Fuji X100T, batteries and accessories, for $400. It scratches my rangefinder itch and was below the price point that would force me to explain myself to ...

It may be, but the real solution is don't hang anything from the base plate. Your strap is connected to the half case, which does distribute the weight. I sort of did the same thing, by attaching a ...

8-25/4.0 would be Christmas/anniversary/birthday and any other three holidays you'd care to add in.  That has me drooling.  Need to look again at the roadmap.  Thanks for the heads up. I have the ...

Also like the concept of smaller PRO.  With the IS, the need for a zoom with 2.8 is diminished.  (I say that as the owner of a 12-40 which is what I use 75% of the time).  For travel, size/weight ...

and THAT was a 30% crop of my mom taken on an 8 mPix E330 for her memorial service.  At 300 dpi enlarged by Costco, nobody looked at mom and complained she was pixelated. Otherwise 8 X 10, and not ...

I see different uses for the three lenses. But YMMV.

Excellent "break in" shots.  Once again proves that good glass gets even better in the hands of an excellent photographer. I'll probably stay with my 12-40 + M5 Mk III, but I can easily see how the ...

Luck = opportunity + preparation.

The OP wasn't trying to make a large print, and he wasn't shooting in a dark place. No, his Pixel isn't a replacement for his camera, notwithstanding a misleading headline which pulled both of us ...