OleMe Loc: Montgomery Co., MD

While I've been reading for awhile and perusing various camera rating sites, I can not come up with an answer to the question, which camera to choose. I note that I have also read quite a bit on the UglyHedgeHog on topics relate to this, inlcuding the extended discussions on mirrorless. I'm looking for recommendation(s) a camera that has the following:

M4/3
Mirrorless (maybe a given)
Built-in GPS

I can find none that has the GPS feature. From past experience, I found Canon menus to my liking but I'd compromise on that to get these three features. Not being a pro, I don't want to spend big $$ - hundreds not thousands of $$.

Thanks in advance.

/Roger

P.S. I'm in travel mode so may not respond quickly.

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True ... no m4/3 has GPS.

Acoarst the poles are about to
flip, so it may not matter soon.

;-)


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Cdouthitt Loc: Traverse City, MI

For Olympus, Unless you’re going with the em1x then you’ll need to have a smartphone in order to sync your phones gps with the camera images.

As far as other Olympus cameras go, I highly recommend the em1ii, followed by the em5ii and the em10ii or iii. If your looking to go super small then the pen f is a good choice to.

For Panasonic if you choose not to go with the em1ii from Olympus, then the G9 would be the next best option. From there the gx85 is the next best option. If you shoot lots of video then the best choice overall would be the GH5.

Keep an eye on the refurbished section on Olympus’s website. Usually some decent deals there.

As for lenses I’m a big proponent for buying used, in order to get better glass. I frequent the www.mu-43.com buy/sell section. Usually some good stuff there.