gary0319

For me anyway, that is where I start. After trying a number of LCD only cameras because of their small size, I finally gave up because the LCD's kept washing out in bright sunlight and made them a ...

I bought the Olympus half case first......and it lays unused in my gear drawer. The reason?You have to remove the entire case to get at the battery/SD card door. Look for one with the flap and ...

Have you considered the Pen F from Olympus? Add the optional grip or a cheap leather half case like I did to get some additional purchase for larger lenses. The F also has a dedicated exposure ...

Bad typing on my part, let me hopefully clean it up a bit. I meant to assert that I believe the soon to be released E-M10 III will have a 20mp sensor. I have had a number of 16mp MFT cameras,,both ...

Do a google search for Robin Wong's OMD Cheat Sheet. Works for the Pen F as well as the OM D series. Good place to start.

I don't think you have to worry too much. I will bet the E-M1 III will be sporting a 20mp Sony  sensor (most likely the one from the Pen F or equal). And yes, there is a noticeable difference ...

As others have noted, perhaps give the smaller Panasonics a look. Both the 12-32 pancake and the 35-100 are way sharper than they should be and are almost weightless. From the images you have ...

My wife uses the Panasonic 14-140 and I use the Olympus 14-150. We both use these on Olympus bodies. If you view the resultant images side by side, as we do, there is no discernible difference in ...

OK here's the one thing missing.... If you choose to go with the MFT you will loose your standing as an advanced camera shooter. When you go to the rookery to shoot those exotic birds with your ...

I bought into M43 for much the same reason. I was using a Canon SX60 bridge camera for my small travel/family camera while having my larger Canon DSLR for serious stuff. I started with a Panasonic ...

I use the fine point focus as my default. Just set up the camera to what you want to be your own default settings and save them as C1. Then leave the camera set on C1 and it will load those ...

I have both, and sometimes carry both. The E-M1 II will usually  have the PanLeica 100-400 on it and the Pen F with something for the wider view...Panny 12-32, Rokinon 7.5 or other. Sometimes I'll ...

I've tried using extension tubes on my PL100-400, but finally reverted to just using the lens, as is, for flowers, etc. I used a 26mm tube and a 26 +10mm and just couldn't come to grips with it. ...

Bingo!

Agree, just the IQ boost from the 20mp sensor would be reason for a lot of E-M10 original or E-M10 II owners to upgrade. Now, some will no doubt state that the IQ boost is insignificant, but as ...

Pretty much the same camera with some cosmetic differences, IMO. Leica branded one had some PS LR software thrown into the deal and 3 year warranty. But when I bought my LX100, Panasonic was ...

I'm still in the "honeymoon" phase with my Rokinon 7.5 FE. But, I find I'm using it more and more...maybe just the artsy/fartsy coming out of me. I 've tried any number of de-fish schemes from lens ...

Thanks Malcolm, That's what I suspected. I do use the Focus Bracketing/Stacking in my Olympus cams, but never considered it for the Lumix until the camera club demo. Oh, well.......maybe with the ...

One of my fellow camera club members showed a number of images that were done with his LX10 using the Post Focus Stacking feature. They were just so stunning that it left even the Big Iron Canikon ...

Two options come to mind, immediately. Pen F or E-M5 III with Olympus 12-40, 14-150 zoom or the Panny 12-32 pancake. I added a cheap leather half case for a little extra grip (see image). Or, the ...