jpm31

Funny, SpeedyNeo, that we made the same answer exactly at the same time ;-)

Menu system?

I have almost always seen new versions of the same camera weight more than the previous one. For example e-m1 II >> e-m1, or x-t3 >> x-t2 >> x-t1. It's good to see e-m5 going the opposite direction!

I have been disturbed too by out of focus facial features.
Kevin comment is relevant as it suggests 1.2 aperture is not as important / beneficial as one may think.

And the mk2 is bigger and heavier than mk1 (noticeably). Same weight as the Nikon Z6 for example.

You can get the e-m1II today for around 1000€, which makes it appealing. But for even less (800 euros), you can get a fuji x-t2, with better image quality. The best argument in favour of the e-m1II...

Larger, flat legs mean more wind load...

I am a Fuji user (not too committed to the system in terms of gear). Would be interested in Nikon DR and IBIS. The price of the current Z series is too high for me though...