David5833

What lenses do you already have?  I wouldn't pick either of your two options as a general purpose lens for sightseeing, I'd rather have a general purpose zoom for everyday use.  As a take-along ...

I've done that since I got the E-M5iii a few years ago, mostly with a wrist strap but occasionally with a sling strap.  Works great, no problems.

I tried several different tools, but in the end the one I like best was done with Lightroom Denoise AI, slider at 70. I then sharpened using Lightroom, Amount slider at 128, Radius at 1.0, and ...

That's really impressive, because the face/eye detection of the OM-1.1 is already pretty awesome, at least it seems that way to someone like me who seldom shoots people.

There are various settings that can make a huge difference in the final edit. It's hard to know how expert someone is with each of the sharpening and noise reduction features of different ...

I've been thinking that the Sigma 500 on a Sony A6700 might be a good alternative to an OM-1ii with a 300mm Pro lens if someone was starting from zero and wanted to get into bird photography. The ...

If you are earning money by using the equipment, you can justify it based on how it ultimately affects your bottom line.  For personal use, however, the only justification is that it will give you ...

You would save 4.48 ounces with the 12-45.  I don't think you would be disappointed with the images, but I wouldn't bother unless I was going to downsize the camera too.  I've carried much larger ...

https://thisbeautifulplanet.de/panasonic-g9ii-vs-omds-om-1-compared-for-bird-shooting

I have no opinion on how the G9ii stacks up against the OM-1 for BIF and aircraft, people who have real experience with both would have to comment, but if there is anything that I would give my ...

To be fair, the subject recognition of the OM-1 is not perfect.  You have posted a series of successful shots, but I would be very surprised if you haven't also taken similar shots with missed ...

Mait's woodpecker photo clearly isn't an artificial scenario.

I only wish the lock on mine would break, I think it's completely unnecessary and a PITA. A minor gripe, but still a gripe. Some people find the Oly to be sharper, some the Panasonic. It's probably ...

Before I bought my E-M5iii, I too did some searching of the internet and found examples of tripod socket damage using clips and strap mounts on just about every type of camera. It just never seemed ...

On my first outing with my new Olympus E-M10ii, it went flying in a train car but suffered no damage. I don't sense any difference in build quality versus the E-M5iii, but I haven't seriously ...

For everyday, not subject identification targets, I almost always use a custom focus point of 1X1. I heard somewhere that it seemed to be more precise than the "single" point, but I don't know if ...