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And the Olympus om-d m1 mk II is better still.

I agree here with your sentiment, the portrait shots, if not pixel peeping, hold pretty well viewing on big screen too, thus on much smaller tablet and smartphone screens they will look more or...

What about so many stunning options, and cheap too, with micro 4/3? What about Canon EF 85 1.8? Samyang 75mm 1.8 etc. There is quite a few great portrait lenses on budget too nowadays.

I quite dig the portrait capabilities of micro 4/3 cams with Sigma 60mm 2.8 DN or Oly 45mm 1.8 - i.e. here using Panasonic GX9. Great under 1000 combos. The most compact....

I don't think you carry Sony A1 + Cinema Lens in you pocket routinely.

It is a great piece of technology, like most of the top end smartphone nowadays really, but has its limitations for camera and video use for keen amateurs and pros alike. Ergonomics is the major...

And then it falls out of you pocket on the concrete pavement, spiderweb instead of screen, and the fun is over :-D

I took similar pics when having a dinner in restaurant yesterday. With my smartphone, and then just applied some "art" filters :-D

My father used to use our bathroom :-D

Especially the use at the Olympic.

@King of Song
Horses for courses, this is suppose to be hi speed professional sport or wildlife body where 24mpx is the sweet spot, even for bigger prints if needed. Anything bigger and you have...

APS-C equivalence has a lot to do with it, especially if Canon releases APS-C RF body. Both of these lenses will be of great interest and value for keen amateur.

GX9 + Few Micro 4/3 lenses performed well for wildlife and else for me in my recent trip to St. Lucia. https://www.dpreview.com/galleries/3897058264/albums/st-lucia-summer-2021

Yep, one can imagine that optical stabilisation system in such a small device is made of very tiny components which can withstand only so much of regular vibration etc.

Get a second hand GM1/GM5 and Pana 20mm 1.7

Even if all the camera manufactures ceased to manufacture, there will be enough gear for years to come... And great enough gear to take great photos with.

Overkill for my occasional youtube adventures.

Only if you register it with your local aviation regulator and pass competency test.

Great photo, at many levels.