So the "L" gear is gone........

[Dave in Wales]

[MJ224]

EM X Dave, and show us how good it is. ..............

Mj..

[Dave in Wales]

EM X Dave, and show us how good it is. ..............

Mj..

Tooooooooooooooo BIG Mj. I've never ever used a grip, sure don't want one that's stuck on

[Zuiko]

That's a nice problem to have, Dave.

[Bikie John]

As Zuiko says, what a nice problem to have If it's really threatening to set fire to your trousers, get some nice lenses. I really like the 25mm f/1.2 and last time I looked Wex had them at a relatively good price. If you can exercise some restraint, wait until next year's super body announcement, whatever that might be. We're about due for the E-M1 Mark III.....

John

[Graham_of_Rainham]

I too had a Leica camera, but for me it was the ergonomics that didn’t suit... I also thought that the CA was not quite as good as I expected it to be, but that’s being very nit picky

[MikeOxon]

I think you should have one of the small, light lenses that really show the MFT 'advantage'. The 17mm f/1.8 is a great 'all-rounder' that you'll hardly notice is there. It will also show why the 35mm focal length was so popular on the traditional film Leica.

[Dave in Wales]

I think you should have one of the small, light lenses that really show the MFT 'advantage'. The 17mm f/1.8 is a great 'all-rounder' that you'll hardly notice is there. It will also show why the 35mm focal length was so popular on the traditional film Leica.

IMVHO the E-M1 Mkll looks daft with a tiny lens, the body is too big. The Pen-F and such are right for the smaller ones.

[MikeOxon]

IMVHO the E-M1 Mkll looks daft with a tiny lens, the body is too big. The Pen-F and such are right for the smaller ones.

The go for the 17mm f/1.2

[Melaka]

There is more joy in Heaven over one sinner that repenteth .....

If you think the EM1ii looks daft with a small lens, get a small camera to go with the small lens. My EM10ii with 14-42EZ fits easily in a largish pocket and produces good results but there'd be no point in having a lens like that on the EM1ii. I keep the big camera for use with the big lenses (12-100; 100-400 and 300/4), mainly wildlife.

[Internaut]

Whoa, what have I missed? Does your journey bring you back to Olympus or are you looking elsewhere?

[Dave in Wales]

Whoa, what have I missed? Does your journey bring you back to Olympus or are you looking elsewhere?

I never really left Olympus.

[Ross the fiddler]

I feel a song coming on. "Don't cry for me Argentina, I never really left you......."

[Dave in Wales]

I feel a song coming on. "Don't cry for me Argentina, I never really left you......."

So how's the dogs, I still have that wonderful picture of the three of them, sadly one left us you said. The other two OK?

[Ross the fiddler]

Unfortunately the Border Collie died a year ago, so we're only left with Toby, the FoxyPug & a (much younger) female CavalierPug.

[Dave in Wales]

Sad to hear that Ross, a picture of Toby with the Cavalier Pug would be very nice, when you have time. My wife and I thought we knew the original three we looked at the picture so often.