Bassam Guy

The Olympus 12-40 lens cap will self-destruct by just looking at it. The smaller thin ones are identical to those on the old OM 35mm lenses - those work.

I don't use OWS much but when I do it is because Lightroom can't get all the detail I want, and OWS never lets me down.

It primarily depends on my insurance broker. If he or she is a snobby FF shooter, the check for my E-M5 II and III, eight lenses, and FL 600R would probably be so small it would only cover an ...

I used it most the time with my E-M5 II. C-AF was ok but unreliable. With my E-M5 III's PDAF and additional focus patterns, I don't need it as much - but in MF mode I have a button assigned to BBF.

I would like a function that I could assign to a button that would set the current exposure to what P mode would generate. It would be a good starting point for A, S, or M modes. In P mode it ...

I have the 17 1.8 and am happy with it. Many like the 20. Many have posed the same question on this forum, have you searched it?

Yes, the E-M5 III does allow you to set the lowest shutter speed before raising the ISO. (Sorry, if this answer is redundant but I don't have time to read the whole thread.)

The OP asked for an e-mail and I provided what I have. The OP in the original post said he would travel to the USA within a couple months. He didn't say if he had any friends in the USA or in NZ :-)

True! Even if you subtract the selfies.

I had a repair done May 2019 in Hackensack NJ. I don't know about other US locations but this was done fast. 1-800-622-6372 customer_service@olympus.cust-serv.com

"Like having a Ferrari" yet you want a "cheap lens"? Get the 12-35 2.8 or the 10-25 1.7. Look at used lenses. No point in driving your Ferrari in only first gear. Cameras are ephemeral, lenses are ...

...and that's what I suffer from my sarcastic comment. I've scrubbed more purple out of pictures taken with my 4-14 4 and my E-M5 II than there is purple in French vineyards.

Have you tried 120fps E-M5 III? It is one of the few things it can do that the E-M1 II can't.

That's why I set my HDR button to S-AF.

Film is UV sensitive, sensors are not. The OM-D E-M10 has a sensor. All it is for you is a weak ND filter.

...and the other non-PRO focus clutched lens, the 12/2, behaves like the 17/1.8. My 12-40 PRO, as noted elsewhere, will engage peaking and magnify per setup. On my E-M5 II, I have buttons assigned ...

I recently stopped in a local camera shop where they had an E-M1 I and an E-M5 I displayed but I don't think that hints of either camera being manufactured.

I may be wrong but I don't believe aperture affects distortion - except indirectly by improving other optical characteristics. If you are referring to "scalloping" (sample shot would help), that ...

Thank you. It was the first time I took the E-M5 III out in heavy rain.

So, now there are three Guys?