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Great solution.  You never know with Olympus, they let so much technology trickle down that it just might show up on the E-M10 III.  Not holding my breath, though.

This would seem a simple and inexpensive technology to include and makes for a drastic improvement in usability.  This is especially true for birding where if you fall off the subject the lens ...

I purchased my E-M10 II after also trying an E-M5 II because it had pretty much all the must have features I was after (small and light, nice ergonomics especially with the very affordable grip, ...

http://www.43rumors.com/ft3-e-m10iii-has-20-megapixel-sensor-and-4k/ FT5 has been very reliable on this site.  If they include E-M5 II IBIS (1 stop better than E-M10 II) and stay with the tilt ...

Thought I'd push this back to the top of the page because someone must be able to help with your questions and I'm curious on the answers. Please also share your overall impressions in going from ...

I've tried the 40-150mm f2.8 and in normal lighting it does not provide a major improvement over its humble step-brother, the 40-150mm f3.5-5.6. If you shoot in challenging lighting conditions, ...

Yes. http://www.43rumors.com/ft5-the-new-olympus-e-m10-mark-iii-has-4k-recording/ I think there's a good-sized group that simply likes the E-M10 II's size/weight irregardless of price category. ...

E-M5II is rated by Olympus at 5 EV compensation, the E-M10 II inherited the E-M1's IBIS rated at 4 EV. Having tried both the E-M5 II and the 10 II, the 5 II is clearly better, also in how steady ...

43rumors statement, not mine: http://www.43rumors.com/ft5-olympus-registered-a-new-camera-in-russia-its-the-e-m10iii/ FT5 is usually quite reliable. So, what will it have? Some hunches, arranged ...

The Pen F's primary claim to fame over the E-M5 II is its 20MP sensor. Beyond that it's always struck me as something of a show pony, having retro rangefinder style but lacking the E-M5 II's ...

LX100's are easily found used or refurbished for around $500 (what my brother inlaw paid). The LX100 and E-M10 II are similar in size, as you note the FZ1000 dwarfs them in bulk: http://j.mp/2qTkLUa ...

My brother inlaw was in a similar situation, wanting a step up from his iPhone 6 for travel but keeping to a $500 budget.  After reading numerous reviews and DPR's round-ups praising the LX100 as ...

Both the 25mm f1.8 and 45mm f1.8 are currently sale priced at $299, with the new 30mm f3.5 macro at $199 (Amazon, Adorama, B&H).  I guess I'd call that "smart cheap" for those who pick them up ;-) .

Every so often we see posts by people asking for recommendations on the best time to buy mFT bodies and lenses. Well, if interested in Olympus, now is a good time to buy since they're again ...

What. A. Bad. Influence. You Are! Very tempting, only I'd likely resell the lens and get the 100-300 II I've been so curious about, likely combined outlay after resale about $1150-1200. The average ...

Then why waste the time of those who do care?  Never understood the motivation, just move along to the next thread.

You're describing the Panasonic 100-300mm II f4-5.6 combined with the G80 for dual IS, and both weathersealed as an added dividend at a $1550 combined price, a great deal. The question is, is ...

Another vote for sample photos and comments on your G85 + 100-300 II.  Best of luck with your new kit, glad you're enjoying it!

Haven't seen any direct hands-on comparisons here, so here are some links to tests: https://www.ephotozine.com/article/leica-dg-vario-elmarit-12-60mm-f-2-8-4-0-asph-review-30597 http://www.imaging- ...

Thanks for your reply, I'd kind of given up, so my delayed response.  Guess there's not a lot of these in photographer's hands yet. I appreciate hearing your sample's noticeably sharper than your ...