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I have a GX85 but not G85.  Assuming you are still interested in 4K video/photo mode and G85 video feature set are equivalent (or better) than GX85, then you won't lose anything if you keep the G85.

Like everyone here, 2nd photo is my favorite. Great subject, composition, camera, and lens! One of the best photos I have seen taken with the 25/1.2

Keep - the 12-45 is also WR giving you a complete WR setup. Sell - if keeping the EM5.2 Keep - for video and 20MP and backup Sell - the 12-45 replaces this If you need 46 - 150, I suggest replacing ...

That's a great price. I'm enjoying mine a lot! I gave my Samyang 7.5/3.5 and Oly 9/8.0 to my son and he uses it for those times when his iPhone 11 doesn't cut it ;-)

I have the 14/2.5 and 15/1.7. Had the 17/2.8 but sold it as it flares at the slightest sight of the sun. The 14/2.5 goes well with my GM1 for smallest one-len-one-body setup. So does the 15/1.7 and ...

Thanks for sharing these pictures and others on flickr. I'm a big fan of classic and vintage as well as (manual stick-shift) sports cars of the 20th century. The closest we get state-side is the ...

Unless: (1) video is absolutely essential, then G9 (I have a GX85 for this purpose) (2) you regularly shoot with larger/longer ...

I have both EM5.ii and EM5.iii, the latter for PDAF, 20MP sensor and overall improved specs. I also bought a 12-45/f4.0 - my first PRO zoom (have never warmed up to the 12-40 because of ...

I had that experience when I first received mine.  I attribute that to me jumping from my PEN-F (which is like a sloth) to EM5.3.  I had to adjust my index finger pressure accordingly. Maybe you ...

That's an incredible deal! Here in US, it's $999(£727) though it does get discounted to $899 quite often.

Which raw converter if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks to Gary too, I bought a EM5.iii + 8/1.8 + 12-45/4.0.  To me, 8/1.8 is 4-in-1 lens: FE, 5.5, 7 and 9mm. Here're some SOOC test shots: FE 5.5mm 7mm 9mm

+1 Best dissertation to date 👍

tl;dr - if you prefer a lightweight system (body + lenses), EM5.iii is the way to go IMO. When I switched from Nikon dSLR to m43 in 2015, I had a choice of EM1.i, EM5.i and EM10.i.  I didn't ...

For people like me who values lighter/smaller camera bodies and lenses, I'm looking forward to the 20/1.4 to replace my 17/1.2 and 40-150/4.0 to replace my 14-150, all WR.

If you plan to shoot regularly with bigger/longer lenses like the 12-200 or 12-40, then EM1.ii. I went through the same purchasing thought process a few months ago and ended up with the EM5.iii - ...

IMO, the 12-40 pairs better with the EM1 series, both of which are too big/heavy for me. The EM5 series and PEN-F are just right for me, in terms of size/weight.  I bought my EM5.iii together with ...

Beautiful shots.  Although I suffer from vertigo (beyond certain height), I enjoyed your pics nonetheless 👍

where does the line start? :-P

To which I answer: because I would like to make stops at South Bend(9mm), Cleveland(7mm) and Buffalo(5.5mm) while also enjoying the panorama (rectilinear) view of Lake Shore 😎 ...