PEN E-PL9

I don't think it will be, but they really should do so. Fuji released the X-E4 a while back which is an APS-C camera with an LCD and EVF that is still smaller than any of these m4/3rds cameras: E-P5, Pen-F, E-PL9, E-P7, GX1, E-PL8, and E-PL7. There is no reason that Olympus and Panasonic shouldn't b

Get an Olympus pen E-Pl9 or maybe an Olympus or omsystem OM-5. Or a used E-M5

Wanted a camera to explore photography again and my priorities were it being small and stabilized, then ideally not representing too much of an investment so if I ended up not liking it I wouldn't lose that much if I sold it. Used/refurbished M43 fit these requirements very well and I haven't had an

At the moment it's my E-M10 IV with my recently acquired Olympus 12-45 F4. If I know I'll be in low light, I'll take the PL 15 f1.7 or the P 20 f1.7. If I want a light setup for casual shooting I'll take the P 14 f2.5 II or the 14-42 EZ kit lens. I do want to get a second body as more of an EDC thou

If the M50 is too bulky for you, you should consider either a point and shoot or a mirrorless on the smaller side with a pancake lens. The G7X line isn't really worth what they're charging for these days, and the a6300 doesn't really have any good pancake lens. Go for something like this. The E-PL9

I don't have the e-pl9 but have the e-pl1 and e-p7. Great value for money, perfect size and weight for travel. If you pair them with a pancake lens you can take them any where. If the e-pl9 is anything like the other Olympus Pens it's a great option.