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Thanks all for your comments. I'll add some addition data to the conversation. I can feel it and hear it only when the lens is horizontal. If it is pointing down or up I don't feel it. I think I'll ...

I just picked up a first-generation 10-24 in like-new condition. Seems fine except when I zoom in and out there is a subtle 'bump' or 'knock' in the zoom ring when the optics change direction. It ...

Another option to consider is to take my G9 and their smaller lenses. But once again, the low-light performance causes me concern.

Good points about DOF. My S5 has great IBIS and low light performance. But I haven't used the camera much in low-light situations to have confidence in its behavior. I suppose another option is the ...

Correct. It will be daylight the entire time I am there.

bastibe, The only snow that falls at the pole is very light, almost like dust. Still bad for changing lenses. My thought would be to put the lens I want to use on the camera before I go outside.

In January, I'll be traveling to the South Pole where I may get a chance to photograph halos and other solar phenomena. In addition, I hope to document interiors of the research station and aircraft. ...

Hi Jeremy, Thanks for the suggestions. And good point about not being able to use face-detect with swimmers. I guess I never thought about it. I've been considering the 70-200/2.8 because swimming ...

Yeah, the R7 is high on my list. I tried my G9 at a swim meet today. By the end of the meet is is quite dark and the G9 just couldn't keep up. While the OM has improved low-light performance, I ...

Hello all, I am looking for system advice from the community. I currently have three camera systems: Canon 6D, 24-105mm, 70-200mm. I've had this system for ~10 years. It has served me well, but it ...