gtilford Loc: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada

Using the art filters in the Panasonic g85

John from gpwmi Loc: Michigan

Nice photo with an artsy look. I've got the Olympus M10,III with art features also. Tried them, but haven't had the occasion to really use them. How do you like the Olympus 75-300,II? I have it also and have gotten some really sharp photos. See you're in Woodstock. My great grandfather settled in the area when he came from Germany, before moving to Michigan.

gtilford Loc: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada

I was originally using an Olympus E-M1 that was why I bought the Olympus 75-300 ii instead of the Panasonic 100-300. Plus there was almost 300 dollars difference in the price between the two. I have absolutely no complaints with the lens, it is tack sharp it is quick to focus. My grandparents came to Woodstock in 1923 from the Chesterfield/Nottinghamshire area in England. My dream is to head back over that way someday as there are still family members over there and I truly wish to see the area.
The only reason I switched to the Panasonic g85 instead of the Olympus E=M1ii was the fact it was about 700 dollars plus difference in price and I also used the Panasonic FZ300 so was use to the Panasonic menu.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

angler Loc: StHelens England

Lovely shot.

John from gpwmi Loc: Michigan

I recently switched from Canon T5i to Oly M10 because I didn't like carrying around a heavy camera on hikes. I really like the M4/3 format. Lenses seem to be high quality and less expensive. Gradually improving my glass (just bought the M. Zuiko 12-100mm, f4 Pro.) Only had a chance to use it a little, but really impressed. I suspect there will be several new lenses coming out, as there are holes in the offerings. Eventually, maybe I'll upgrade to the M5, which seems due for an upgrade. No hurry, as most poor photos are my fault not the camera's. Anyway, hope you get a chance to get back to England for a visit soon. When you do, be sure to post.