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I haven't been out with my camera the last two weeks. Instead, I have been spending some time going through my photos and came across a group last night taken with the old 4/3 35-100mm f2 ED lens. ...

I agree with your thoughts about the Olympus 100-400. I would occasionally get that great photo but more often than not, most would be sent directly to the trash bin. About six months ago I was ...

I've only recently started using my camera DTV so I don't have a definite like or dislike opinion on it yet but so far, I have found the images quite acceptable when using it and instances when ...

I seldom have a need to go wider than 12mm but for those instances when I do my lens of choice is the Olympus 8-25mm f4. My reasons for choosing the 8-25 were that I feel the image quality is ...

Thanks for the very informative impressions. This lens looks like it might be a real winner!

The basketball game was a great learning experience for me. I'm not a sports photographer ... never wanted to be. I'm not good at anticipating at what might be about to happen so I miss a lot of ...

Thanks for all the responses. I'll be heading out to take photos at my grand-daughters basketball game today. From what I've seen I'll put the in-camera converter to work and see for myself what I ...

Does anyone use the in-camera 2x converter with their photography? Have you been pleased with the results? I've played with it in the past but never gave any serious thought about using it since I ...

I have the OM-1 and the bird detection works great! It still can be difficult to acquire auto focus among a clutter of branches and such but that is when the manual focus clutch comes into play. ...

I agree that the first-generation Olympus 12-40 f2.8 Pro would be an excellent choice. I get great image quality, reasonably fast focus and can be found used for a very reasonable price.

A 50-250 f2.8 would definitely get my attention but a 50-250 f4 with sync IS might also. My 40-150 f2.8 gives me such excellent images that it would take a lot for me to get something different. ...

I have the Olympus 12-40 f2.8 and the Olympus 8-25 f4. Most of the time the 12mm is wide enough for my needs but when I do wish for wider the 8-25 has never let me down. Excellent images from this ...

I'd like to offer you a BIG Thank You! These responses are extremely helpful. Without your help I can see I would have purchased something that might not have worked well for me. Thanks again!!

My old Dell Inspiron has pretty much seen its better days. It's too slow or too old to run some programs and with winter arriving that is when I do most of my editing. I have started looking at a ...

I'm always amazed at how a simple question can often turn into some type of argument. Any type of IP rating would be assumed to be better than anything without. I purchase the Pro lenses for the ...

A light fog and or light drizzly conditions are at times my favorite conditions to head out doing landscapes. I don't hesitate to take the OM-1 and 12-100 f4 or any of the Pro zoom lenses. I just ...

I'm old and set in my ways. When I find something I like I stick with it until I don't. I used Cannon film cameras back in the day but when Olympus came out with the digital 5050Z I gave it a try ...

My advice would be to not go inexpensive on a tripod. I went the inexpensive route back in the day and it didn't work out. I never got much better results than handholding. Finally, tried a much ...

I love my 8-25. It produces very pleasing images. It's one of my favorite lenses.

Olympus OM-1 and either the Olympus 12-100 f4 or Olympus 12-40 f2.8 depending on the situation.