gary0319

Sorry to hear about the loss of your arm, but glad to know that you have managed to continue in spite of the loss. I use the 12-100 on my E-M1 II, as well as my Pen F. The results with the E-M1 II ...

If you have not had a chance to try the 12-100 Pro on your Pen F, I suggest you do so. The Sync IS, which also works on the Pen F, is simply amazing, and the resolution of the 12-100 matches ...

Good choice..

Get the E-M1X. It sounds like you are the exact photographer the camera was designed for, if it works out you can sell the Nikon.

Great shots, Vass, Could you share your focusing technique, single focus box, 9 box, etc.? Thanks, Gary

My Pen F label says made in Vietnam. Not sure if any were made in China.

As I posted above this new RP from Canon will sell a bunch. After all,  it seems to be really, just a mirrorless Rebel with a bigger sensor. Costco, Walmart, and Best Buy will purchase a boatload ...

It's also almost exactly the same size as my E-M1 II and about 100 grams less. Maybe buy an E-M1 II for your old OM primes? Of course it won't be full frame.

But, it will be a big seller. I have quite a few camera club members that will buy the RP in a heartbeat., simply to dip their toe into the mirrorless world with their existing Canon EF lenses. ...

For many years I have been using Adobe Bridge for my first "culling" before using OV3 for Raw conversions. I have now begun using WS in place of Bridge because the new layout works better. I set up ...

I didn’t find either of the aforementioned post to be contrary to the OP, as you seem to have done. In fact I find them both supportive of the the OP, which to my read, poses the possibility that ...

Before getting my Olympus E-M1 Mark II, which has all cross type focusing, I had difficulty getting wide winged narrow birds in flight to focus, using the horizontal only PDAF. An old, old sage ...

My Olympus E-M1 II has 121 focus points...all cross type PDAF. The earlier E-M1 had 80 horizontal only.

No argument from me on that front. What I do think is that this new offering pretty much heralds the end of any new DSLR development by Canon. The future looks to me like EOS R and EOS M...period

And some have about the same. And, if the image requires cropping from the FF that is not required from the MFT, the resolution advantage may swing the other way, right?

I've seen nothing that points to it being a metal or sealed body, did I miss something, Bob?

I'm not in the least bit worried about Olympus. Both Canon  and Nikon seem to be intent on eating their own babies right now. They realize that they need to get their mirrorless "spread" to all ...

Well, if you look at the leaked specs for the upcoming Canon EOS RP, the body is actually almost a dead size-ringer to the Olympus E-M1 II...and about 100 grams lighter with the battery (estimated ...

Well, for what it’s worth, I shoot my Olympus system alongside quite a few friends that have Canon and Nikon isystems, and I do notice a certain “creaminess “ to some of their images that I don’t ...

I would just like to thank both you and Nigel, and Tom for providing some “softer” tone to what has become of late, at least to me, a very acrimonious forum. This thread is like a breath of fresh ...