inlawbiker

It sounds to me like you are describing a D750. They are hovering around $1000us used these days, pretty amazing deal for a great camera. I think the Z6 is just as good, image-quality wise, but is ...

I think you are thinking of the 45-200mm. One of the oldest micro 4/3 lenses. There were two variants, the newer just had a new body if I’m not mistaken. I thought it was a good lens

I don't know if $200au is a good deal for that lens, just because I don't live there. Seems like it though. My opinion is, this is a very good lens and vastly underrated. Definitely one of my ...

It is good to see Olympus taking a shot at the high end sports and wildlife market. I assume that's what it's for anyway. I am sure the camera will be "magical" (borrowing from Apple), but does ...

Olympus has a long photography pedigree that counts for some people. It doesn't count for me, but I think there are still some people who turn their nose up at Panasonic. Those people are fools. ...

Yes it’s the future but we shoot photos today.  The Z has three lenses the rest are all F mount. Mirrorless has always been the future, some of us moved there a while ago. I will gladly switch back ...

I wouldn't worry about the spec sheet. They are both super-powered machines. I think you either have a brain tending towards Olympus or Panasonic, which is probably the most important thing. If ...

Good call. One of the reasons I went with Olympus is the great JPEGs. Sometimes I'm not out to create art, in which case JPEG is great. What is the point in raving about Olympus JPEG colors if you ...

Well I think that's the point right there. There are certain types of photography where a large camera is an advantage. Now there will be a big Olympus just for that type of photography where one ...

Since when was this an expectation of this, or any, online forum? Greg

The only time I have ever used a grip was for all-day sports shooting. Sometimes multiple games in a day when I needed the extra juice. During these times getting the shot is of the most ...

Yeah agreed. I was using Nikon.  Especially the 12-35 + 35-100 2.8's, they can be bought used for around 50% of the FX Nikon versions. Maybe less. If you wanted to buy the DX (crop) versions, hey ...

I too used DSLR's for years, I really got into it for kids sports. Eventually I was doing sideline photography all the time, it was kind of fun. Also like you my kids got older and away from those ...

There are lot of specialized cameras out these that most of us have no need for. This is just another one of them. I would wager most of the pro cameras are purchased by agencies or publishers anyway.

OK that's ugly but to be honest, yes I would use that camera just as a conversation piece. I used Pentax for a couple years, they're great! Greg

If you want to stay with Olympus I would just keep the E-M10. I am in the same position with the E-M10 II. There just is no compelling upgrade that's worth it right now in Olympus bodies. I really ...

Nice photos! I loved the D700, this makes me want one again. I love my Olympus camera too. Who am I kidding, I love all cameras! Greg.

Basically, no. Dual IS works really well with the older lens and the G85. The older one at half the price is the way to go. Greg

Say this with a German accent: "This is crazy enough, it just might work!"

In fact, my hope is that Panasonic gets C-AF in 4k photo mode working so well I can just do videos and extract the stills as needed.  It seems like they're closer to achieving this than getting ...