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I currently use an Olympus OMD E-M5 MkII, and I've managed to bring the telephoto lens with me to some sporting events/stadiums because it's just so compact, lol. Sometimes I think about moving to the Canon R or Sony Alpha system, but I'm too embedded in the Olympus/OM ecosystem to really want to ch
...darkeyes13 in r/sydney
April 12, 2026 11:14 PM
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The "kit" lens for om-3 is actually stupidly good. It's one of the sharpest zooms on the system and it does it all wide open at f4. It's great for semi-macro too since it can focus pretty close. It's also light, small and weather sealed.
Snydenthur in r/M43
April 16, 2026 7:28 PM
3
I’m a few days into my ownership of an OM3. It’s my first M43 camera and I’m thoroughly impressed. I mostly shot Fuji since 2016 until I moved to a Nikon ZF a few years back. I had the X100VI and thankfully was able to flip it for no loss after a month. The AF on the X100VI, while better for Fuji st
...Six-Three-Oh in r/M43
April 15, 2026 11:35 AM
3
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
...novaldemar_ in r/M43
April 10, 2026 6:39 PM
2
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
...sfrank2222 in r/AskPhotography
April 14, 2026 5:18 PM
2
Longterm, shifting over to an a7CII and a 35 prime like the Sigma 35 f/2 DG would save considerable weight. You'd save even more weight by shifting systems to something like m4/3. The OM System OM-3 with their 17.5mm f/1.8 II would be a featherweight setup compared to your current rig, and have bett
...Gray_Harman in r/hikinggear
April 16, 2026 4:36 PM
1
For context, I have experience with both systems. I started photography last year with an Olympus E-M1, and eventually switched to a Fujifilm X-T3 which is a significantly better camera. But likewise, I've enjoyed my experiences with both systems. I really enjoyed Fujifilm because of the Film Recipe
...DanteFalcioni in r/M43
April 16, 2026 2:27 PM
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