Been thinking about your setup... are you mostly shooting landscapes or trying to catch wildlife? Also, does the size difference between the bodies ma...
Late to the party ngl, but for Seattle weather you should totally look past the usual suspects. Portra is great and all, but if you want that dreamy p...
> driving and filming solo means I dont have time to constantly swap magnetic filters What is your total budget for this setup, and are you willing...
Before heading out, just make sure to double-check your return policy and pack a lens cleaning pen ( Tokyo dust can be brutal on these smaller element...
^ This. Also, I think the Tamron 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Di III VXD is worth considering if you want versatility. Not sure if it fits the budget brand new, b...
Rarely post on here, but saw this and had to chime in — especially regarding what was said earlier about grabbing the PT5. > "Like someone mentione...
Great info, saved!
I have been through three of these cameras since the first model. Skip the 'High Endurance' marketing; it is unnecessary for standard 4K filming. Stic...
This comes up a lot. For the E-M5 Mark III, the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm f/4.0-5.6 is fine for travel because of its size, but you pay for co...
Works great for me
Look, I've been through three of these mirrorless systems over the last decade and frankly, stop overthinking the 40MP sensor. Everyone gets obsessed ...
Building on the earlier suggestion, I dragged my gear through a rainy hike last month. Are you planning to shoot in heavy wind often? Avoid cheap foam...
Omg I have this exact same issue... been dealing with it for like 2 months now and still nothing works. I am honestly so frustrated that I cant find a...
Honestly, I've been through three of these high-resolution bodies now, and the obsession with 'resolving power' is mostly just a headache—you'll drive...