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i recently rented a GX9 from lensrentals, which i quite liked, but ultimately bought the GX85 as its 2-lens kit (12x32 and 45-150) is currently only $600ish in the u.s. - your location's prices ...

if i read your previous post correctly - your drives aren't bricked; one is spinning actively, the other lights up.  my first guess would have been that the computer isn't able to recognize them.  ...

i don't have any.  when i stop using a camera for a while, i sell or trade it for something i want to use.

i recently picked up a panasonic GX85, but had there been an upgraded GM5, i'd have bought that instead. most of my m4/3 cameras have been panasonics, at least partly because i prefer their menus ...

i'll be turing it off for outdoors as i literally never use the screen when shooting outdoors, and i prefer to keep the focus point in the center - i can always recompose after a half press.

i already did a factory reset, but i did a second one, and this time all the settings really did reset.  the manual focus assist went away, and several other atypical settings reset to panasonic ...

i did see it, but now i have the actual camera in my hands, i'll be rereading it more carefully.

maybe just a bit...  between being unable to really see in the EVF and my abnormally shaky hands, it can be challenging. which, btw, leads me to mention that my husband's E-M5 ii has superior IBIS ...

i just got a used FZ80 from B&H.  every time i half-press the shutter, it shows me a zoomed-in view.  is there a way to turn that off?  i tried turning off all the manual assist type settings, but ...

i have a sharper pic of the squirrel, but it's not as cute.  i rarely shoot in P, but tried it this time, just because.  i prefer to have control of shutter speed, but wanted to get a feel for the ...

first shots, camera default settings, P mode, max ISO set to 3200. just like with the GX9, my face or glasses kept moving the focus point. somehow. EVF is challenging without a hat casting a ...

the camera and lenses have arrived.  i only had time to do a couple low light shots, but what i've determined is that the stabilization isn't bad, particularly with the 12-32.  low light is ...

i love these!  they actually convinced me to pull the trigger!

thanks for pointing me to your review.  i liked learning about things that aren't usually mentioned in reviews. hopefully my GX85 will arrive as scheduled on tuesday!

i wouldn't do that.  he loves his E-M5 ii, and he's definitely not a big panasonic fan.  i came close to buying an E-M5 ii for myself, but i love panasonic controls.  to me, they're quite ...

were those shot in raw or jpg, and how much - if any - processing did you do? btw, i LOVE that last pic!

i hope your medical issues are better. glad to hear you enjoy shooting with your GX85.  i have hopes the EVF will be fine as i hear it's almost the same as the EVF on the GX9 i rented, and it ...

i often with i'd have sold my GF1 with a 14-42 lens instead of selling it with the 14-45.

btw, i have a panny 25mm 1.7 and a manual m4/3 35mm 1.4. i also have a set of cheap extension tubes. can't wait to use them on something other than my little E-MP2! it's fine. i'm far from new to ...

as some of you know, i recently ordered a used olympus E-M10 ii, but i wasn't crazy about it. while my husband's E-M5 ii is good stuff, i didn't like the E-M10 ii's handling, algorithms, autofocus ...