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I never (as of yet) jumped the gun on either.  Mainly my 14-140 has to suffice for telephoto shots.  But I don't have enough need so that I can't see myself ever buying the 50-200.  Especially ...

Same experience for me and I ended up buying a 3D printed grip off ebay.  Not as solid as the Panasonic and has some flex but has a cutout for the battery door.  Have no idea why Panasonic doesn't ...

Boy I sure like the color scheme of the G9 a lot more.  When I was investigating my first m four thirds camera, one of the reasons that swayed me towards the GX9 was the Panasonic improved color ...

I have the GX9 with the kit Lumix 12-60 lens as well as others but have often thought about picking up the 12-32 for an almost pocketable camera with a bit of zoom. Optically how do the two compare?

My GX9, often married to the 14-140 lens is by and large my walk around camera of choice these days. But the inclement conditions of the day, had me hauling out the FZ300 and provides a reminder ...

I was considering a similar ZS100 purchase for my sister (she'll mostly use auto mode I'm sure) because the price is reasonable.  But maybe better buying a used ZS200 than a new ZS100? Any ...

The FZ300 benefits from shooting in raw more than any other camera I've owned.  Particularly as you say running thru a good noise editor (I use DXO photo Lab)

Love seeing FZ300 pics.  Those are some nice dogs, thanks for sharing.  Since getting my four thirds system, I don't use my FZ300 much but always make sure the battery is charged and the camera is ...

Oh wow, these girls look a lot older than they do in their videos.  The girls aside, very good metal guitar work (at least in the videos). Very nice photos, capturing the "true" look.  I would have ...

The three girls remind me of Baby Metal but can't be as these girls are older, correct?

Yes, me too and I cannot spend $800-900 lightly.  Having said that, the micro four thirds camera IS with lens IS makes a big difference in overcoming the speed difference, at least in static ...

I really wish it was 12-120 instead of 14-140.  Then I would probably never slap the kit Lumix 12-60 back on the camera. Very nice pictures.

From what I've read and videos I've seen and I admit I'm not very versed in the subject, but none of the refillable after market inks come close to matching OEM ink in fade resistance?  That would ...

Sorry to waste people's time and Albert I recall you posted a lot of helpful responses when I was first investigating four thirds systems and various lens that I really appreciated. When I first ...

When I first came across the problem, I was using AFS and I guess the default size focus box size.  Then when I found the problem was repeatable, I switched to spot focusing and put the cross ...

So maybe it has something to do with the long focus zoom range of the 14-140 lens?  Not sure if I tried with my 12-60 lens.

An example of a situation where I first discovered this.  I almost always shoot in AFS and generally either put the center box on where I want to focus, half press to lock and then recompose if ...

That to me is not too horrible.  It seems like you could get roughly 40, 13x19" prints on a set of cartridges.  That seems like a lot, I wonder if a lot of the ink is actually wasted in cleaning, etc.

Either take a picture of focus (half press) on a distant subject.  Then completely release shutter and attempt to focus (half press) on a near small object but using center or touch focus on the ...

I'm wondering how much ml of total ink it uses to print a 13x17" print?