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I have one of those too, and it's stashed away in a drawer.  Its battery is better used as a spare for my G7X II.

Camera Connect doesn't require internet--it connects to the camera using a direct WiFi connection between the devices.

Mine save to the MicroSD in the phone (except the ones taken with GCam, which only saves to internal memory) and I back up the DCIM/Camera folder every now and then.  I have never had them back up ...

I bought my OM-D E-M5 III in silver because my first "serious" camera was a Canon AE-1, also silver. Yeah, I could have had the E-M5 III in all black instead, but my Nikon DSLRs (D40 and D5300) ...

March 29, 2008, Nikon D40, 55-200 non-VR kit zoom.  I sure miss 747s.

I had a couple of film SLRs (Pentax MG, Canon AE-1).  Sold the MG and bought the AE-1 in 1984 used, and used it until about 2002 when it developed the dreaded A-series screech.  Since then, I've ...

I have pics I've taken with my Canon SX50 HS at a beach in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, zoomed to 1200mm equivalent, and people a few hundred feet away are hilariously distorted by heat wavies.

I still have my Minolta DiMage Z1, all 3.2 megapixels of it, and it still works.  Even the SwitchFinder!  I took some pretty decent aircraft photos with that little weirdo.

I didn't switch, but today I bought an EM5III body and the Oly 75-300 4.8-6.7 II lens.  (My Nikon D5300 has had the kit 70-300mm on it almost since I bought it, and my Canon G7X Mk II covers wide ...

The Sun is round?  (Sunrise over Lake Erie from Sterling State Park, 9/7/2015)

How about Olympus film SLRs where the dial on top set aperture and the narrow ring on the lens set shutter speed?

Can you get close enough to the window screen that the phone's camera can't focus on it?

I'd be happy if the camera apps that phones come with offered the option to turn denoise off.  I'd rather keep the noise and the detail.