It seems the more "endangered" the camera, the happier I am with the shot.
I have a 40MP full-frame E-mount camera with all the bells and whistles; and the E-Mount system is going strong.
But I also have older #MFT cameras; a system in decline: Olympus is gone, OM System is meh, and Panasonic now only caters to the bigger-is-better crowd.
Yet nothing beats the joy of capturing a nice shot with my trusty old 16mp PEN (even though the 40mp full frame pic would probably be nicer)
#photography
I have a 40MP full-frame E-mount camera with all the bells and whistles; and the E-Mount system is going strong.
But I also have older #MFT cameras; a system in decline: Olympus is gone, OM System is meh, and Panasonic now only caters to the bigger-is-better crowd.
Yet nothing beats the joy of capturing a nice shot with my trusty old 16mp PEN (even though the 40mp full frame pic would probably be nicer)
#photography
Nielso •
Not as alright as my Pentax cameras did, but much more than my Panasonic GH6.
I even found myself thinking of buying a more recent Olympus/OM Systems for photography, but then again… not even the GH6 is making any money in video currently, which is what I had bought it for.
The portrait of this horse has all it needs.
Nielso •
I often use Panasonic stabilized lenses with it. Also the Panasonic pancake because things get even smaller then, but I start being annoyed by the low quality of the Panasonic 14-42 pancake.
Which lens did you use for the horse portrait?
Nielso •
Another fun inexpensive and still small lens is the Olympus 60mm f2.8 macro. Not that easy to get the focus on point, but so many fun possibilities.