Albert Valentino

I was thinking the same thing. The brands compliment each other wonderfully, and each also has somewhat unique lenses that hit a very sweet spot as the two lenses above do. I shoot Olympus and ...

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Wonderful.i know this area. Ut haven't been there in over ten years

8k might become an option and if so, it will be an option I will pass on. Many of the big FF bodies offer two sizes, 20+mp and a super size option. Nikon and Canon flagship DSLR’s are in the 20+ ...

Wonderful. I hope to someday be able to capture an event such as this.

As a fellow camper and hiker, my combo is the PL 8-18 and Oly 12-100 on my EM1. Yes, the 12-100 is a bit big but no lens changes, until I need ultra wide, and no need for a longer lens to ...

Please, please, please, don’t make me want it. I am happy with my EM1.2 and so far do not have an itch to scratch, so far ;-) I agree as well 😃

Yes. That is part of the magic of this lens. Works on both brands but on an Olympus it has more potential for those times when you need that little extra. 12-100 is big so feels better on a EM1 ...

Excellent. Looks like a winning combo

Yes, the 12-100 is a fantastic zoom, even better than my old 16-80. I do now prefer the EVF to be able to see, and if necessary, correct the exposure. Live histogram option is also fantastic.

Excellent.

The shutter speed is not what freezes motion in shots like this, it is the short flash burst which is a tiny fraction of a second

My 2016 EM1 mark II has focus stacking and focus bracketing, and so does the mark III, along with hand held resolution. MTF shooters are simply spoiled for choice 😃

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Great capture

I am not familiar with that camera but I have used several cameras in the past that would only focus on contrast areas that are vertical, not horizontal. Fuji XE1 and  Olympus EM1.1 come to mind. ...

Yes. It gets tricky since mag specs are now often given with respect to a different, FF, format than the one actually used. So the 12-45 has a spec of 0.5x mag but that is with respect to FF, so ...

We are spoiled for choice, yet we still ask for more. And we get it. By the end of the year Olympus will have a 100-400, and 150-450. Later on we see even more lenses. We have small and light, big ...

very good But they came through...

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