The OMD photo thread

Beautiful dog.
Has your EM1 2 come back yet? I've noticed a fair few with EM1 showing in exif.

That was back in a week Richard ,just can’t find how to change it on here

I did think it was. (back ie)
The EM1 2 is in the camera gear but under DSLR for some reason.
I found it accidentally by poking about.

couple from before lockdown .

couple from last evening , found a hedgehog in the front garden fed and watered it ,seemed grateful

that is a very nice Hedgehog
I've seen other photos but never one so close.
It was a favourite of mine as a kid, growing up on Beatrix Potter
It's a beautiful colour.
Very nice photos.
A bit of something to divert attention

couple of short eared owls from January processed using topaz de-noise Ai

couple from feb .red kites

if you think b.i.f are hard try this one .. in the garden today hoverflies in flight

couple of zebra jumping spider shots from yesterday with the macro and focus stacking . considering these are only a couple of mm long i'm well pleased

Wow. That's well done. Impressive indeed.

couple more from the garden yesterday think its just layer eggs in a tiny hole in the ceramic flower tub

Just a quick heads up I have have had the oly 1-mkii for around seven months , as I’m now gathering a fairly large collection of lenses and having to change them more often due to lockdown .. I’m now finding a resistance developing when putting the Panasonic 100-400 lens on and off almost as if it needs greasing .. I have now decided to keep my Olympus just for Olympus lenses . And to keep up to speed in use i am selling my mk1 body and have bought a Panasonic G9 for exclusive use with the 100-400 ..as there virtually giving them away in the u.k .. brand new sub £900 cheaper than a grey import

Btw this is a common problem due to slightly different tolerances in the lens throat . And will eventually cause brass and plastic particles to be left in camera . Hence my choice of options . The only other way would have been a 300 f4 plus t.c which is over twice the price

I understand your dilemma.
When I bought my EM52 I was intending to sell the 5 1, but soon realised the advantages of having two cameras for different lens/purposes.
Then the EM1 2 and same.
I already had the 100-400 and it lives permanently on the EM1 2. I learnt about the metal shards after getting the EM1 2.

I agree on your conclusion and I'm sure Panasonic to Panasonic is the way to go. Plus you will enjoy the dedicated camera lens setup I imagine.

I'll be keen to hear your experiences and see the results.
The G9 is a mighty fine camera and I was tempted to buy one as they were way cheaper than EM1 2 but decided to stick with Olympus due to common menu across 3 cameras.