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My vote is for the Pen-F.  A lovely, lovely camera that is infinitely enjoyable to shoot. if you want super fast AF, the e-m1ii has come down in price quite a bit. The e-m5iii, with its plastic ...

How do you keep the insects so perfectly still?

The poll is missing the option “no, because it would be so heavy that I would rarely carry it with me”.

Mine is decentered, but for several low cost Olympus lenses I've had trouble securing good copies.  For instance also my 25/1.8, I have two, both decentered.  My Panny 25/1.4 is perfect. Personally ...

I have them both, and my Oly 17/1.8 is really sloppy, one side a bit sharper than the other, but corners not sharp at any aperture, simply.  Not a good lens at all for landscapes; even stopped ...

Yes, that's true. My iPhone 8 in a waterproof case takes better photos.

I can prove that primes are no worse than zooms in image quality. Suppose towards the contradiction that there is a zoom lens and a focal length at which the zoom is better than all primes.  Put a ...

You can bolt it to your car roof, and provide data for your own version of StreetView. No problems with stitching things gotten from moving cameras; you have only one camera now, you can take a...

I just put a plastic bag in my backpack so I can put the pen-f in if it rains hard... The e-m1ii is wonderful but heavier.

I use the flash very often for macro work.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1042703-REG/lowepro_lp36701_toploader_zoom_45_aw.html Perfect. In the front pouch there is just enough space for an extra battery and the charger.

Actually the one I still use is my excellent Sigma 105/2.8 macro lens. It's a real pity that they don't make long macro lenses for MFT.

No, but that’s because my daughter is now using my E-5 with 14-54, Panaleica 25/1.4, and Zuiko 50/2, and getting stunning results.  The 4/3 Panaleica seems nicer than its MFT version, which I also ...

Does anyone of you find the EVF Auto Switch usable?  The external screen blanks whenever there is something within 3in of hte viewfinder in my camera, so whenever I try to touch the screen, e.g. ...

My GRIII is so crazily sharp that when I take photos in cities, many things -- from electricity wires, to window frames, end up being 1px wide, and so show aliasing artifacts. I have been trying to ...

Very nice video, many thanks to Wong! Very informative.
Yes, not much difference; I would probably go for the anti-aliasing filter camera.

Ah right.  I also need (reading) glasses, but fortunately for me the EVF can compensate for my vision, so I can remove the glasses when looking through it.  I did not know they made polarized ...

Or a Ricoh GRIII if you want the sharpest imaginable photos, with 28mm fixed equivalent lens.

My personal advice would be an Olympus E-M1ii with 12-40/2.8. Outstanding quality, on par with prime lenses, and great flexibility for landscapes.

Why don't you just lift up the glasses? Much better view into the finder as well...