ShatteredSky

Finally somebody who gets it. Though I am sure there are many others who feel the same ... for me the lens becomes the grip (if it is larger). Otherwise (small lens) I have no problem operating ...

Got my stuff always at a discount, and resold some of it for quite a bit. So money spent was moderate, but do I really need 7 cameras? Most used are the NX500, LX100 and the TG-5. The NX300 and ...

Well, partly. But when using the small primes and zooms (I still consider the 12-40 to be a small lens) you are still stuck with "ridiculously" (relatively speaking) large up to date bodies à la ...

Nope, I will never get it why a small body provides a problem with balance. The larger the lens the more you hold the system by the lens. Why would I hold the thing the whole day just with one ...

But the E-5 was still too unwieldy for my comparatively large hands. The E-420 was near perfect, and the NX500 I use now is fine. The E-PL7 I also use is not bad, too, but I still think they got ...

If they manage to put 6 & 7 in a E-M5 III body I would be all in, but this size (weight is not an issue) is a no go for me (just personal preference). That's way enough if ... ... there will be a ...

Strictly speaking (not in terms of equivalence) the 9-18 is still a little bit wider (9 vs 10 mm). However I agree for the package we are getting the 9-18 is too expensive (especially after all ...

... who has no grip. Those who have a power grip are also more likely to use it. I have none, and would never buy one. My worst ergonomic experience was with a Nikon 1 digit camera body. By far the ...

Agreed with that, as long as they also release a less proficient, but still nicely upgraded E-M5 III. Regards

Heaven forbid, integrated grips are the devils work. Would be horrid ... the camera could be as good as sliced bread, but an oversized square body I would never buy. Regards

Well, the most basic things are there of course, but except exposure compensation, shutter speed, ISO and aperture everything else. There would enough space for three or four more levers and or...

Yeah, good idea, charge a capacitor with it. For more power provide an optional external hand crank.

Leica and its business model is fine by me, the more the merrier, but why the heck would I prefer to handle two items to be able to shoot? Changing settings like this slows you down considerably...

Photoman: you beat me to it ...

I still prefer a haptic experience (including benefits of muscle memory), COMBINED with a good screen, sensible icon layout and competent software features.

Smooth, and I do not use it that often ... My former, more expensive 43 Zuiko 12-60 had two slightly stiffer point within it's zoom range (I guess this was due to the weather sealing). Regards

Hopefully one of those features is a missing or subtle grip, as in E-M5 III or Pen-F II. Regards

Yep, for this the TG-5 is great. Stacking works well, and the magnification in microscope mode is good. Regards

Thanks, made my day!

What'‚ the point? Another similar iteration. I don't mind the looks, but as it is the TG-4/5 is still king (in a relative way, but certainly for macro and stacking).
I guess there are economic...