r/M43

I don't read Petapixel much, but my wife sent me a link because she recognized the word "Lumix" in an article about the launch, lol

There's a very neat close up shot of the exhaust plumes of the rocket done with a GH5 and a 50-200mm/2.8-4.0

14 cameras in total, a mix of m4/3 and Lumix full-frame, all set up remotely days ahead of time with sound-activated triggers. The article goes into some detail about how Madow prepared for unpredictable lighting and time-of-day conditions. It's an interesting article that I thought was well worth the read.

My 8 yo cat

Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Summilux 25-50mm F1.7 ASPH.

Long time lurker, first time poster. This is my contribution to the all mighty GX85. I bought a kit that came with a 12-32 and a 35-100 lens. This photo was taken during the ceremony of the military oath of the cadets of the Italian Air Force Military Academy. In particular during the parade of the Italian flag in front of the authorities. ISO 200, F 6.3, 100mm and 1/250 shutter speed I'm still figuring out the settings but in the meantime I'm having lots of fun trying things out. I also have to figure out the postprocessing aspect, so I would like to hear how you would edit this picture in terms of cropping, warmth, temperature, lights etc So happy to share

Shot on OM1 mark 2 and 150-400. Quick edit in LR mobile. If you know your tools, if you understand how to nail exposure, and you’re not a putz with editing, why the heck do you still worry about higher ISO?

California Botanic Garden with OM1 MKII & Oly 300 F/4.

Om3 + 12-40mm f2.8 // 40-150mm f2.8 with a 10mm extension tube for near macro shots

I know specs wise it's a downgrade but my EM5 started showing signs of shutter failure, so I figured why not?

I like the form factor of the GF1, and I've always wanted something more pocketable.

love the build quality and getting used to only shooting without the viewfinder isn't too difficult, but getting used to the noise at anything past 800 will take time getting used to. love having a pop up flash!

lens lineup for the GF1 will most likely be the 7artisans 18mm 6.3 during the day/outdoors and the TTartisan 25mm f2 any other time.

Still practicing with the Olympus 45mm F 1.8.

The M4/3 community has been so great and fun to be in!

TL;DR: What bag should I get for my OM-5 and its two lenses? Pictures of current ideas attached.

Hello! I’m looking for some recommendations for my new camera and two lenses (they haven’t arrived yet, I just bought them in the amazing flash sale OM System have this weekend)! I had a Lowepro somethingsomethinglittletinyzipbag before but it smelled musty and I had suspected water ingress/fungus growth in my previous camera, so I got rid of it. I really liked the bag, but mainly used it for storage rather than actually carrying it around with me all day, because I tend to always already have a bag/backpack (usually just a little Quechua one from Decathlon) with me when I go, well, anywhere. But then do I want to stuff a camera into the bottom of my backpack in an insert, thereby rendering the majority of the space inside unusable? I tend to use my camera when travelling mainly, which is why I wanted the zoom lens as well as the f/4 PRO, but I’m stuck on what I should be looking for… Because I guess I haven’t really decided what I want! Options I’ve been looking at so far are a cross-body bag, a neoprene pouch, a singular lens pouch (to then carry the camera around my neck anyway and just keep the other lens in my bag), a bag insert like the Tenba BYOB 7 camera insert, and even a “home” bag and an “outside” bag. I’m feeling a little overwhelmed by all these choices, especially as the camera hasn’t even arrived yet lol. I’m also not sure I want the strap (and the weight of the bag) on just one shoulder, because that’s why I swapped from a messenger bag to a small backpack. I’ve attached some pictures of my current ideas/what I’ve been looking at. Any recommendations would be gratefully received! Thanks in advance.