RaymondR

of course the tcl conversion lets gets you there (35 mm as 50mm efov) and the icl conversion lens takes you to efov 28mm.  I have both and there is no meaningful IQ fall off from using them.  Some ...

you might find something like the Panny Leica 8-18 more useful for landscapes than one of the fast 2.8 zooms (Panny 12-35 or Oly 12-40), though one of the fast standard zooms would be my choice ...

keh camera  -- lots of experience buying from and selling to, only once ever had an issue (official quote lower than instant quote) but it was quickly resolved in my favor.  lately been a bit slow ...

I had the em10 mk 1 for several years (recently upgraded to Panny G9) and the 12-40 was my workhorse lens, so I think I have relevant experience for you.  I will second what at least one other ...

agree with jawjatek, you will get used to the sensitive shutter button.

in January I went from E-M10 mark 1 to Lumix G9.  Had been intent on the E-m1 mark 2 as my upgrade for some time (having been in Oly for a while) but the G9 reviews lured me in the store to hold ...

I bought a T when I knew the F was coming out in just a few months and I had reason to believe the upgrades to the F were meaningful.  I just wanted the T and didn't want to wait -- had a trip ...

I might if I made my living from taking photographs, but I don't so I don't.  I am on about my 10th digital camera and have never had a warranty claim to make.  For as much ink in the forums about ...

the Red Hall is the floor where the library has public meeting rooms.  there are plenty of bold colors and lots of abstract design elements throughout the building.

well, I don't print them myself, but I do have images I am pleased with printed on a regular basis.  they hang in my office at work, in my home, and on occasion on display in an exhibition or contest.

Photoshop CC.

I used both of those lenses with my first m4/3 camera, an E-PL2 and then on an E-M10.  They are great choices for your purposes.  I took some photos at a wedding myself with both of those lenses ...

Panasonic Lumix G9 has two (or at least mine does:)!)