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Generic m43 body caps & rear lens caps are easy to find on eBay & Amazon. I can understand wanting some, as it allows packing the kit in a smaller bag when not in use.

While I understand the reasoning, in practice it's not really an advantage. Every other camera I've used that auto-switches between LCD & EVF for review will instantly switch to shooting mode with ...

... and, was AF Near/Far Shift used to tell the camera to look beyond the twigs? Whether CDAF or PDAF, cameras tend to pick the closest object within the chosen AF area. Understanding how to ...

Yes, turning on Direct Focus Area takes over the 4-way controls, so anything that could be otherwise assigned to them needs to be moved elsewhere. I like this feature, so I turn it on when the ...

Serif's license model is that minor updates, e.g. 2.x to 2.y, are free. Major updates, 1.x to 2.x are not. The older versions continue to work in perpetuity, but are not updated one the newer ones...

Now that's more like it, although again not how I would do it. Here's one of mine: This Mustang eats big-block Corvettes for lunch! Note that this was shot with a M43 Lumix G9, not universally ...

If that's supposed to be a panning shot, one of the reasons it's so sharp is the very fast shutter speed used for the image. Big clue: it looks like it's parked & not moving, there's no motion ...

Perhaps you could explain exactly how you use this button on the E620, and what makes it unique in your opinion compared to others? That way responders would better be able to advise on newer ...

Well reasoned, good luck with your quest. Keep an eye on the used market, too. I recently picked up a "like new" 2nd G9 body off Craigslist with less than 500 clicks on the shutter for $600. That's ...

The G9 was released after the GH5M1. As I recall, when the GH5M2 was released, specific mention was made of its increased processing abilities that would make it comparable to the G9; the GH5M1 ...

I'm aware of that. Probably helps that these are not major tracks hosting big events, So the demand for the credentials is not high. One of the sanctioning entities using a particular track does ...

I submit that depends on the track & the access you have. At my local auto road race tracks I can usually obtain media/trackside credentials. When I do, there are good locations around one track ...

There are several reviews of the lens out on the web that include the usual resolution, CA, distortion etc. tests. Seems to do quite well overall; I certainly have no problems with the images I ...

I had similar desires when I built my m43 kit. I have: 2 Lumix G9 bodies. They're Panasonic's top-level stills camera, and still viable several years after release thanks to frequent firmware updates.

Good question. I don't own a G90/95, so can't speak definitively to this. If you haven't already, find & download the "Owners Manual for Advanced Features" for this camera. You'll be able to look ...

Is this your first mirrorless? Just keep in mind that with mirrorless cameras, the shutter is already open most of the time in order to provide the signal to the EVF & rear LCD. So, when using ...

From what I've been able to gather, all of these lenses should work without significant problems on current Lumix bodies. You'll even get DFD AF, since the depth maps for older lenses are supposed ...

The BLF-19 battery is used by the G9 & GH bodies up through the GH5S. The G80/85 uses a different battery -- BLC-12 -- shared with the G5, G6, G7, GX8 & some fixed-lens FZ cameras like the FZ1000. ...

Nah, probably checking to see if the OP is a) a threat, or b) edible....

Yes, the 14-140 f/3.5-5.6 ii (H-FSA14140) is the primary lens on my G9. Coming from the fixed-lens superzoom world (previously owned a FZ1000 and FZ2500), this lens comes close to that ...