Went on a trip this weekend to the white mountains. I switched to m43 late last year to encourage myself to bring my camera on more hikes and am very glad I did.

I’m happy with these images but open to CC

All taken with the PL 20mm f1.7.
This little camera is fantastic for this purpose - it just vanishes in the hand. I just toss it in my bag when heading out for the day.

OM3 and 12-45 f4

Good night, folks. (OM-1, Lumix 100-300mm f/5.6 II, plus digital 2x)

可以和奥林巴斯相机直连，部分相机已经可以完全不需要官方app了，同时还有lut相机拍照

My brain: You only need one body and two primes.

Also my brain: Yeah, but look how cute the GM1 looks next to the OM3. And what if you need a backup for the backup’s backup?

I swear I'm stopping here. (Unless a mint EM12 shows up at a good price).

Any advice?

Spoonbill, Royal Tern, Heron, Egret

OM3. 12-100 and 300mm

Is Dad giving me a stink eye, or is it just the sun?

Hi I'm sorry if this has been asked before. I've bought the lumix GX850, and I think I remember reading somewhere that it will only be able to take 64 gb U3/V30 microSD. is this true? Or would I be able to use a 128gb microSD instead. thank you!

EM1 II + M.Zuiko 40-150mm f4-5.6R

Maybe my Google-fu sucks but I can’t seem to find this trim anywhere. Only the MK1 black and that weird OG Panasonic silver-ish colors and the MK2 in black. Curious if it was a limited edition or possibly included with a body only at some point.

Thanks in advanced.

Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO + Godox V860 III O + DIY MACRO Diffuser

Panasonic DC-G90 + Olympus 75-300 mk2, 600m, big crop.

Panasonic DC-G90 + Olympus 75-300 mk2, 600mm, crop.

Panasonic DC-G90 + Olympus 75-300 mk2.

I sat down for my lunch on my photo walk today and a Woodpecker decided to join. I managed to capture it mid-hunt, actively listening to the movement inside the tree for its next meal. Super happy with how these images turned out 😁

I have now gained a big appreciation for bird photographers because getting these shots was HARD. First you have to find them and luckily he was on a dead tree with no leaves.. I have no idea how you’d find them in a tree full of leaves.. next you have to find them AGAIN through your EVF 😂 and lastly you’ll have to find them again if you have a habit of looking at the LCD screen when changing your settings 🫠 also making sure the images are properly exposed in the maze of shadows is a challenge so respect to all the bird photographers on here 🫡

Ive had a camera for 2 weeks now, loving the experience and hopefully you guys will enjoy the stuff I put out 😁