Gary Martin

I endorse the PL 15mm.

Consider enjoying the experience of your trip, rather than taking photos of things that have already been shot a bazillion times. Just take the 14-42 for daytime use, and the 17/1.8 for evenings ...

@Harold66 Yes, it's missing those things, but none of them are deal-breakers to me and I would trade all of them for 24 megapixels, a touchscreen and AF joystick. If those features are added to...

For some, it's useful as a tool , not everyone can afford collectibles .

Hmmm, lots of hate on this camera. But as a Ricoh GRII user, a 24mp Bayer sensor with a touch screen and AF joystick seems very appealing to me. I'm a little worried about the lens compared to the...

I use a Temba BYOB 7 along with a padded lens pouch or two, and I can throw them into just about any bag - in my case a soft briefcase for work or a Goruck backpack for riding a bike or taking a ...

I have one setup that way, with the Panasonic 12-60/3.5-5.6 - that's the most useful range for me. I use my Pen-F with high quality primes like the 15/1.7, they feel more at home there than on the ...

It always seems to revolve around size issues.

I'm not the dog owner, but I enjoyed those photos. Sadly for you, you have a very narrow-minded conception of photography.

Since when is a flip screen considered necessary for street photography? Generations of film photographers produced great work without one, and the best street photography, IMO, usually involves ...

Damn, I picked the wrong day for jury duty ;(

You have some nice images here. If we were to be honest, most of us would admit to being a bit "lost and mindless" much of the time. Just keep doing what you're doing, I think you're on the right ...

Is greatest Soviet point-and-shoot!

Impressive engineering here, and good enough for Instagram ;)

The 28-105 is an excellent lens, it lives on my K-1 and I have no complaints about it. You might consider keeping your 55-300 for now, and use it in crop or square mode. With 36 megapixels, lots ...

I don't rely too much on any single review, but a consensus of professional and user reviews I find to be a reliable metric.

Some very confident consumers out there! I will need a review or two before I plonk down that much cash.

Mostly, on a giant pile of e-waste. In 10 years we will using technology we can't even imagine; or perhaps cave painting will make a comeback.

Although I'm (probably) buying the D-FA, I agree with the gist of what you're saying here. When it comes to that final click on the "Buy" button, I'll be revisiting these thoughts one more time.

I would argue that the F and FA are close enough that the difference comes down to sample variation. Also IMO, the F is uglier than the FA with the bold red lettering, although the FA is no ...