OM-3

I have enough money to buy a full frame. Sometimes I consider it. Nikons retro styld camera is pretty tempting. But I am really happy with my OM-3. Better to just save the money and use my camera.

Okay, so first of all, it seems you are pretty set on M43 / Olympus / OM System cameras. The first thing that you need to understand is that those cameras work with processor generations, and that some generations are super close, while other provide a generational leap. For example : True Pic VIII

That PD Clip is a thingie you screw on the tripodmount, and it makes it easy to clip your camera to your backpack or whatever. Bit of an alternative to a shoulderstrap. You unclick it from your bag, take your shots, and put it back. I can see the appeal in certain situations, but not able to use it

Hey I have an OM3 and it was my first camera in the MFT ecosystem. Paired it with the excellent 12-40 f2.8 for really good weather sealing. I've been out in really heavy snow storms in Canada and Scandinavian rain without issues. Added the 40-150 f2.8 for action and now I'm looking at the 60mm macro

Fuji autofocus is the worst of the mainstream companies. Fuji weather sealing is unreliable. I didn't find the 40mp on the X-T5 anywhere near as croppable as my Nikon Z7 (45mp). I'm not sure if that's the Xtrans, the file processing, or what. It just didn't retain detail as much as it should have. P

Hi, me again :) (i'm even more in M43) 1- The weather resistant bodies are not the lightest or the cheapest. On the lighter side, the best is the OM-3 and the best value the Lumix G95/G95D/G97 . 2- There are plenty of good M43 lenses in M43, new or used. It's a vast system but... ... the wr lenses a

I'd strongly recommend this set up, which I also use for children aged 1-5. Do not hesitate to get good quality used equipment if that's what it takes to make it work. OM-3 with 12-45mm f/4 lens kit Sigma 56mm/1.4 OM20mm/1.4 It's more expensive than some options but cheaper than many others. It is f