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It's very simple really. If you abhor changing lenses in the field, get the 14-150. Decent IQ, small size, convenience. If you are okay changing lenses back and forth, get the 12-45 and pair it ...

I use it with my E-M1 ii and 12-100 combo. It's more than fine, except for the fact that I need two hands to loosen the cuff everytime I want to wear it.

I find longer than 35mm equivalent becomes tedious as I need tons of frames for milky way + foreground mosaics but what's your take?

I'm surprised no one has mentioned star trails yet, it's probably the most common use of LC :-D Clouds How about all of the above together? Clouds, star trails and lightnings? Hell yes.

Agreed. Fuji does better in this aspect but I prefer the lens selection of M43. Btw, how would you compare the grip of E-P7 vs E-M10 IV?

This is one of the key benefits of this system imo.

Thank you for your answer. Looking to build a second lightweight setup, I find both E-P7 and E-M10 IV looking like very good options. I might go with the E-P7 eventually as it's even smaller and ...

Seems you're going to have a lot of fun with it ;-) Coming from a larger body (E-M1 ii) which camera would you recommend me as a second small body, E-M10 IV or E-P7? Is the E-M10 IV appreciably ...

I think the new 8-25/4 is tailored for your use case.

No worries. Some great deals there, at the precise time that I'm looking to create a second lightweight kit :-D

Is this for US only?

That's true and quite obvious if one looks carefully the details at 100% and it has to do with the sharpening, tone curve and gamma setting. Olympus jpegs are notorious for their large radius ...

Yes, here's what you are missing: Gearheads love to flame in forums over minor theoretical gear differences because they have no life. Once you actually start using the gear and get creative, ...

Love that outdoor vibe captured in your photos. You seem to use a polarizer, right?

1. Mount the camera on a tripod. 2. Switch to manual focus, enable magnify and focus on a bright star. Best focus is when the star looks the smallest. 3. Start with a wide aperture, ISO at least ...

You will probably love the upcoming e-p7 ;-)

There seems to be two similar future lenses in the roadmap. One of them likely being a 70-250/3.5 that there's a patent for.

Spot on. I noticed the exact same thing: Close grass in focus, everything farther slightly out of focus. He said he focused at infinity which doesn't make sense either because that would yield ...

Laowa seems very sharp, especially considering its size and weight, however I dislike its color rendering when viewing it side by side with the Leica.

Almost unfair, isn't it?:-D