RobPNth

Nice owl photos! Yes there is a role for the 40-150 f2.8 PRO in bird photography.

Beautiful bird photos.

Olympus E-M1 Mk 2. Using 40-150 mm f2.8 PRO lens + 1.4TC.

Nice shots. We saw some in Alberta where we were there winter of 2012, but never got close enough to get a good shot.

Nice. We saw the large moon, but not the eclipse down here in New Zealand.

Nice!

My wife and I ended up visiting Botswana in June last year (2018). Thoroughly enjoyed the trip. You can read my trip report here: http://www.myfathersworld.net.nz/galleries/Botswana/index.html Robert

Nice. I have been using AF limiter alot for photographing Welcome swallows in flight.

There is a Kowa Prominar 8.5 mm f2.8. Manual focus lens. Very good distortion control.

Nice!

Beautiful photos.

I have the 300 f2.8 and usually use it with a monopod, although on occasions I use it handheld. The prospect of a slightly lighter 150-400 mm zoom lens is very tempting!

I have used both. The E-M1 is better for C-Af and is much h better at focussing the older  4/3 lenses while the  E-M5.2 is better for video.

Lovely to see. Where were they taken?

Nice images.

Thanks Glassoholic!

We were there primarily looking for a tiny alpine wren called a rock wren, so I mainly had my 300 mm f2.8 + 1.4TC on the camera, had to take that off and put on the 8 mm FE when I saw a nice ...

A selection of photos taken with the Olympus 8mm f1.8 FE lens and the E-M1 MkII in the Upper Otira Valley, New Zealand South Island Edelweis, with Mt Rolleston behind Mountain buttercup The extreme ...

That's amazing!

Stunning images.