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The last was a snapshot. And because it's of my lovely daughter... well.... had to post

My initial though was that this article was right on point, then I thought about the EM5 series, the EM10 series, the EP/EPL series and the 12-45 and 12-50, the 40-150 F4.0-5.6 , Panasonics 12-35, ...

Absolutely lovely

... Russia is still imprisioning those who choose not to think like the government wants them to think.

...unusual

If I recall correctly, was it Silkypix? I personally wasn't impressed with Silkypix.

I missed your ink along the way...can you share it with me please?

That's very true, Olympus was comparing, in their marketing materials, 35mm lenses to their "made for digital" lenses. And it made sense at the time. Most, if not all, other brands adapted film ...

As great as Fujifilm cameras are, other than the XT4, they've been rather lacking in AF. And one could argue that the XT4 is still behind even it's Olympus direct competitors, the EM1 II/III and ...

NDs and polarizer

...then why are you so Gaga over the EP7?

Features that don't to YOU. And how many have these "features that don't matter" to you, in one body?

That's SOOOO far out of my league, it never even crosses my mind...

Can't speak on these personally, as I have an EM1 MKI and EM10 MK I Why I dumped my DSLR's YEARS ago. A cross country trip convinced me of that. I've used Live Composite. It was a revelation for me ...

I wonder if the true intent was that these features are available in one body, like the EM1 II, EM1 III and  EM5 III. Certainly Olympus and Panasonic has been one of the manufacturers, Sony ...

Sooo... What about the rest?

I'm not one who usually shares very many articles , but this article from Ivan Rackham really explains very well some of the unique feature m43rds, Olympus in particular, bring to the table. Other ...

Nicely done!

Me too! I really worked that one post