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With Pana 14 mm f/2.5 lens G100 is super small, fits in jacket pocket.

Hollywood quality animated movies are made using Blender. It has very steep learning curve though.

You can run your own Cloud with Network Attached Storage. You can access it from anywhere via internet.

I find same problem in version 7.7 - which is the latest release. Is there any solution? Could not find any option to change font in menu.

I don't know what ICC is but Faststone Image Viewer is free and good for image management. It recently introduced 1-5 rating system too.

Nothing wrong in that. Office 2007 still works fine in Windows 10. I think it may not work in Windows 11 though as Office 2007 is 32-bit only and Win11 requires 64 bit apps. One good thing about ...

Most smartphones are perfect back up cameras.

My Lumix G100 with 14 mm f/2.5 lens is poor man's Fuji X100V.

You can extend your building content insurance to cover stuff away from home. Check with home insurer. Most travel insurances do cover if camera stolen but if you carry expensive equipment it is ...

I also have the 14 mm f2.5 and love it. It is even smaller than 20 mm f1.7. While the images in thread are great, it is not that same shots can't be taken with other lenses like 14 mm f2.5 or 15 mm ...

If you don't need view finder then Lumix GX800 / GX850 is proper camera and pocketable. If you need EVF, then Lumix G100 is still very small.

Buying more expensive camera for better photos is like buying a more expensive pen to become better writer.

I have the 14 mm f/2.5. I chose it over 15 mm f/2.7 because (1) price (2) size (3) no aperture ring [I have to remember them, which I don't like]

I don't get the concept of destination specific gears questions. Unless there is something specific like going to wildlife safari where you'd need telephoto lens, you can carry same gears whether ...

Few years back I got fed up of DSLR due to size/weight and made transition to MFT world with Panasonic GX800. It was tiny but no EVF. Shot with it for couple of years. No complains on IQ. But as ...

I had a different experience. Most of the time I bought ILCs I got kit zoom lens. Then I carried on shooting with that. During my DSLR days, I never used any prime lens as 18-55 & 18-200 APSC ...

Don't focus on what others are saying. Try both, if possible, and decide which one do you like. Often spending 10 mins with a camera in shop is good enough to feel if the camera is right for you.

I decided to stick with free software only. For edits: GIMP For DAM: Faststone Image Viewer, which now offers 1-5 rating system and some very basic editing features.

There is a portable version of Libre Office. You can try that one. It does not install anything under Program Files folder. You can run the whole suite from one single folder of your choice.

While in theory you can fit any MFT lens on any MFT body, some features and auto correction may not work correctly. So for Oly bodies, better to stick with Oly lenses and same for Pana bodies with ...