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Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO + Godox V860 III O + Diffuser A mini tripod has helped me a lot!

Disclosure: I own the G9 II and shoot on GH7's and FX30's for work. I'm gonna have some bias towards the Panasonic offering so take this with a grain of salt. The G9 II is probably the closest you can get in the Lumix lineup at a cheaper price point. It's currently on sale at Amazon for 1.6k body on

No phones can reach this level of detail or background isolation This footage was recorded with a Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO and an OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO

The two main requirements for landscapes are resolution and dynamic range. The best M43 camera in terms of both is the Panasonic G9ii. Its dynamic range at low ISOs is at least 1 stop wider than any camera with the “old” 20MP sensor because it combines its dual pipelines to capture more information.

There are two options for "Not too heavy" and $2000: Canon R7 + RF 100-400: Low weight and good reach, but the lens isn't the brightest. Probably the best camera to fit your requirements. Sony A6700 + 70-350: Less reach than the Canon, but brighter. But unless you're in forests or other dim environm

We are both hybrid shooters so video is pretty important. And I just got done shooting an event with my G9ii and the 50-200 and got tripod/monopod like shots at 600mm full frame equivalent with crop zoom handheld thanks to IBIS. I think a lot of the target audience who mostly want a travel photograp

I rented the OM5ii for a weekend and was very impressed with it. ND filters, Pro Capture, hi-res mode, focus stacking...... what more could you want? It has most everything you could need and nothing you don't. I was very impressed with the image quality and color science. I usually shoot with the P

For the resolution and robust features, and it being the most recent m43 body from Panasonic, which means it'll get firmware updates for longer. I was initially considering a G9ii as well, but I didn't mind paying the difference for the GH7 to have the additional video function, CFExpress (which I u

If you’re used to FF you’ll find OM cameras are more sensitive to ND range for a few reasons. You have roughly 2 stops less dynamic range at the sensor. That means more ND needed in bright conditions. You are aperture diameter limited - the fastest f1.2 autofocus lenses roughly give you the low ligh

At the very high end the Panasonic G9ii and GH7 have the highest resolution but Olympus went with a 20mp stacked sensor for the OM-1 and OM-3 which is faster and with better tracking. So it partly depends on what you want to shoot, I believe Olympus is better for birds and wildlife and sports, Panas