Leo "Zoom"

The secret is that You simply don't need to zoom so much. With a prime You just compose differently. As for changing fov in a rapidly changing situations - prime shooters often use two bodies with ...

In our days law and common sense are on opposite sides too often...

Your type of photography isn't the only one. I like primes. Even if I loose some versatility. I have some zooms, but use them only in specific circumstances. I really like and make a good use of ...

If there will be strong enough rain to worry about the weather sealing - I'm sure the crowd will worry about not getting wet much sooner than You about Your camera :)

Lifetime warranty won't bring Your data back anyway.

As I already wrote - because of actual light transmission f/1.2 for low light abilities gives just too little advantage. So main purpose for it would be bokeh. 42.5 is best ballance between bokeh ...

Here it is: https://www.dpreview.com/products/panasonic/lenses/panasonic_25_1p4

Actually for a low light shooting f/1.2 gives much less advantage - only about 1/3 EV. Check the light transmission measurements in dxomark. For example Oly 25/1.2 transmission is equal to only ...

20/1.7 can simply wait for it's chance in Your pocket :) That's the beauty of mft.

That guy should be fired imediately :) That is definately NOT true.

A lot of famous pro's started this way :) Not good. He should at least do same practice with that setup. Plan to use oly most. Other two - only for good light. Too much. I'd take 9-18, 20 and 45. ...

I see You are a two system guy like me. Answer Yourself why You keep both systems. If mft is for size while Nikon - for critical quality, the answer is pretty obvious - Panasonic lens. The size of ...

Don't know if it's the same on GX85, but on GX7 You need to set af mode to "Pinpoint" for this. AF is more precise in this mode, but noticeably slower.

Tried to feel fun from film several years ago with Nikon FM10 - but the fun was gone. Sold it. I'm too spoiled with digital possibilities :)

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No matter how good it is - it would be VERY limiting as Your only one lens. If You want to start with just one prime lens - it should be from 17-25 mm range. But I always recommend having a ...

But You found time to write a useless answer...

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