Henry Richardson

Why use a big, heavy FF 600mm f4 when the nice, compact Olympus 300mm f4 would be so much nicer on the back? :-)

Thank you very much for the kind words. I have been traveling for years and always take my camera with me. :-)  By the way, I wrote this little article about traveling and photography sometime back: ...

His G15 also starts at 28mm-efl.  By the way, one of the nice things about an interchangeable lens camera is that you can change the lens if you prefer something different. :-)  The 14-42mm EZ is ...

When you are taking your awesome bird photos do you really want to use that big, ol' FF gear when you could use smaller and lighter m4/3 gear?  This bird photographer would have fewer back ...

I had a G15 for quite awhile and then in 2014 replaced it with a G16. I still have the G16, but rarely use it anymore. I still love that camera though for its size, weight, build, and general ...

I will note that from the times I had handled the RX100 the biggest ergonomic negative for me was the clickless dial around the lens. I sure don't like that. Canon uses a dial with clicks. Since I ...

I most certainly agree with you!  Some time back I had a thread extolling the virtues of our wonderful, not so big and heavy system.  Also, the wonderful modularity of the E-M10II and E-M5II with ...

This thread may not answer your exact question about film simulations, but if you read through all my posts in the thread you will get a pretty good handle on how you can customize your Olympus ...

I am hearing some people echo thoughts I had in 2015 when I first had a chance to handle a GX8 in Japan: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/56159578

Of course, wonderful camera. Yeah, that tiny little 9mm fisheye bodycap is fun and a winner.  No surprise that it is pretty popular. Bought one in Tokyo in 2014 and I use it from time to time.  It ...

By the way, do you sometimes make prints from your sports photos?

I recommend you look at the following very interesting threads: National Geographic photo gallery big prints https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61682138 Radical Transformation: Magnum Photos into ...

The GX9 In National Geographic? Field Review From An M43 Photojournalist https://www.43rumors.com/the-gx9-in-national-geographic-field-review-from-an-m43-photojournalist/ Sort of tangentially ...

This is a wonderful post by pro sports photographer flbdig about his use of m4/3 alongside other pros who are using big FF gear: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61772074 Well worth a read.

We have gone full circle. :-) Some here may recall that when the Konica Minolta 7D, Sony A100, and Sony A700 DSLRs came out that didn't have a top LCD there was anger and complaints about that ...

Good luck.  I hope whatever you end up with that you have a great trip to Nepal.  I hope to go again someday.

I bought in 2012 because of size/weight in combination with sufficiently good IQ, fast AF, great IBIS (Olympus in 2012, now Panasonic too), and a selection of lenses/bodies that had what I wanted ...

Thanks, Martin. Yes, it does NOT break rules and I don't care if someone frowns on it.  Sheesh, some people are control freaks and try to impose their ridiculous will on others.  The ...

Yes, the E-M10II is such a wonderful camera.  I bought one the first day it was available in 2015 in Japan.  I still have it and use it a lot along with my PEN-F.  I used the E-M10II for 2 trips ...

Here is another person who recently used m4/3 in Nepal and was very happy with it: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/61751903