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The 90/2.8 macro is one of the great lenses of the system and all round useful, if a little weaker at landscape distances, over 20m. You may find the Tamron 28-75/2.8 useful for plants etc.  This ...

No idea about food and I can’t speak to the commercial aspects of real estate, but we just had our house photographed for sale. The pro stills man used a D850 with what looked like a wide angle ...

I sent my EM1.1 in for a free sensor clean and they checked and replaced various parts.  Later I dropped it with an EF 300/4 big white beast lens down.  The mount went out of alignment and they ...

You also illustrated the fallacy that just because you can take good photos with a phone doesn’t mean you can take the photos you want to take or that it’s as easy as it would be with a different ...

Good for you. Given the number of threads started by MFT users comparing MFT with FF, it's refreshing to see one explaining why you are happy with MFT. But do we really need yet another thread on this?

I though EM1Peter explained quite carefully why there is no practical difference for them . I have an EM1.2 and A7R2, so 20Mpix play 42Mpix.  Sometimes the difference matters, often it doesn't.  DR ...

I though EM1Peter explained quite carefully why there is no practical difference for them . I have an EM1.2 and A7R2, so 20Mpix play 42Mpix.  Sometimes the difference matters, often it doesn't.  DR ...

Which is good.  I like the way that you qualify what matters to you. Andrew

I like your landscapes.  The first appears simple but is pleasing and the second manages to create interest out of complex elements. Andrew

Yes. Andrew

Pleased it helped.  You could always practise with selfies in a mirror.  Just remember the distance from you to the subject is twice the distance to the mirror. Andrew

The technology exists to make different sensors.  It’s more a matter of what Olympus and Panasonic believe about the market for them and commercial terms for buying them. You can have more Mpix, ...

Viewing landscapes on a large 4K display with ability to look at picture within a picture elements of the composition. Andrew

If you shoot wider than 17-20mm MFT then you get subject expansion when parts closer to you look larger than your brain would normally "see" them.  If you shoot more tele than 20-25mm, then you ...

The Zuiko 50/2 FT lens is pretty good too. I never understood this “too clinical” description but now I can see that I prefer it.  To me it looks like excellent IQ.  There’s a similar thing with ...

I have a Practika 35mm that looks good on MFT with excellent rendering but awful on FF because the edges are really bad.  It was from my father-in-law so has sentimental value. Some modern lenses ...

Thanks, I’ll read those. Andrew

You mean like the Panasonic G9 against the Sony A7R4? Andrew

It's not obvious where to find the relevant articles on his website - could you maybe provide a hint. Andrew

My actual MFT travel kit is EM1.2 with 12-40 and Samyang 7.5mm fisheye, plus GM1 with 12-32 and 35-100 kit. Might throw in the 20/1.7, baby Olympus flash or a Nissin Air and/or a monopod. The ...