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Tnx mate

Clicking Pic is different from capturing Pic 😅

I don't think the business of photography is dead, but I do think the business has changed, where people hire photographers to do something unique / special for the customer. Additionally, there is probably downward pressure on a photographer's price, because people confuse owning a camera with taking great photos. I bought my daughter the 14-150. She liked it so much, I bought myself one used from Roberts.

I appreciate your perspective of business in photography (and largely agree, haha)!

Thanks

Love my OM Systems. Great features, great lenses. Fun to use. Versatile. Great IBIS, ND / GND filters, in-body stacking. Weather-sealed. Great for photowalks in the rain, snow or sun. I really enjoy going out and photographing with my OM Systems. Bought my daughter a refurbished EM-10 mk iv and a refurbished 14-150mm basic lens. She loves the small size, the simplicity, and the images she captures.

Great video with some very good points. The fun factor!

Some of the fellows in our camera club switched to Micro Four/Thirds due to the weight factor. Less weight = greater fun on field trips

Love my OM-5. Thanks for the video. I tend to use the 20mm f/1.4 and the 12-45mm f/4 with it. I would probably include the 40-150mm f/4 and the Panasonic Leica 9mm f/1.7 for a trip like yours. If only one lens, I probably would have done the same as you, using the 12-45mm f/4.

Agree, Canon is not only locking people out of third party lenses but even the batteries too, which is no doubt a turn off to many photogs, particularly amateur and advanced amateur users that comprise a sizeable chunk of their sales base.

Just found your channel, enjoying your videos - I have an EM5.3 and love this system, maybe will update to a newer body soon. Congrats on video 100 also :)

I believe the old adage of “a change is as good as a rest” holds true in most hobbies, so if changing brands helps to re-ignite the passion then you should definitely do it!

Nice video Dewey, I am a hobby photographer and I use both a Canon 90D and an R8, I have the EF 100-400L mkii plus 1.4tc , I also have the RF100-400 budget version. I am very happy with the quality of images I can get from both these lenses, even when displayed on a large screen tv! so whilst the 100-300 $9500 is probably worth it for a pro, I don’t think the average hobbyist would see much benefit in image quality? Older EF L series glass works great on RF camera’s so if you ever see a bargain for sale it would be worth considering..

Micro 4/3rds seems to be a better fit for my style of photography. The R5 is a great camera. Enjoy. Thanks for your comment.

m4/3 is great. i had the OM1 II and the G9 II and every system has their good and bad points. i wanted better image quality, detail, subject isolation, and low light performance so i went to Canon R6II and R5. i do miss the pre-capture of m4/3.

To each his own. Enjoy what makes you happy. For landscape photography I think sensor size does matter. MFT are nice cameras but they don’t match the image quality of a FF or MF when you really push it. I shoot predominantly birds etc so I use the R7 with long lenses. The IBIS, AF etc matters and I use EF L lenses I bought used. Great value and great performance. For the handful of landscape opportunities I feel like doing I am considering going the film and scan route… a LF camera with movements with a 6x9 etc back . Then scan and stitch 1:1 with the R7 and a macro lens back home. Cumbersome but awesome I think. Amazing for me to learn in my research on this is that modern sensors now exceed the dynamic range of film. A pity you can’t get a full size MF sensor at a price you don’t have to sell one of your children for.. I am fresh out of those.

You seem like a cool guy Dewey! Keep sharing and enjoying what you love doing in your life 👍

Thank you for the comment

I just bought a Olympus OM TG-7, and for me it is an excellent camera, it is built to take a physical beating and is waterproof. I will be taking my camera on hikes and other outdoorsy-stuff. You can buy an add-on wide-angle lens(down to 20mm) and a telephoto(180mm), but me it is those little plastic doo-dads that enable me to take qualify macro photos. If you need a camera with better photo and video qualities, a Sony RX100-5a is the ticket, it has a bigger sensor and a popup EVF, but the price is doubled at $1,000.

Nice sunrise! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for your kind words. Enjoy the OM-1 Mark ll. It’s an awesome camera.

Just taken delivery of my OM1 MK11 plus 12-40 f2.8 pro 11 lens to start and absolutely loving it. The amount of customisation you can do is pretty amazing and to be honest slightly overwhelming but the more videos I watch and articles I read it is getting easier. Loving your channel and your very calming delivery as you talk to your viewers.👍

Nice video once again . Thanks for sharing Dewey.

You are right. The IBIS In The OM1 mark II makes it easy to work without a tripod. Thanks for the comment. One of these days I am going to take a trip to your area of the world.

A funny experience, brought a tripod but forgot to bring the plate. Luckily the OM-1 camera has IBIS, so you can take long exposure photos without using a tripod. Nice photos! Thanks for sharing. 1 LIKE from me. Greetings from Singapore.

Yes, I always enjoy spending time in the Smokies. Thanks for the comment.

Nice video. It looks like you are having fun in the Smokies.

Very nice vlog with the OM-5. Thanks for sharing the Black Forest adventure. 👍👍

Beautiful moving water image from OM-1 mark ii. Very calm natural scenery too. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Singapore.

Nice video. Like you I enjoy the Smoky Mountains. I even recognized a few of your locations. Try using the Live GND feature of the OM-1 MkII to keep the sky from blowing out. Infor button should cycle through the review screens and shuld get to one without the histogram.

Im not a professional photographer but i like what i see! Thank you.

Beautiful video

I sold all of my Canon gear. I’m enjoying using the OM1 mark II for now. I have been thinking about trying the Fuji GFX system in the near future. I really enjoy living near Cincinnati. Thanks for watching.

Do you still have your Canon gear? Nice to see a fellow photographer close to my area. I’m in the Cincinnati area.

Nice wildlife footage with OM-1 Mark II. Big LIKE from Singapore. I'm a new subscriber here. I make birding videos too with Olympus gear. Please check it out if you want to. Thanks! 👍🔔

No, I did not own the OM1 Mark I. I switched to the Mark II from the Canon R5. I did own both the EM1 and The EM1 mark II. If you have the OM1 first version why do you feel you need to upgrade?

Dewey, did you previously have the OM-1 Mark i? I'm looking at the mk ii. I have the mk i, and it works great.

The thing that sucks about this is that we’re being charged a premium price. New world way (less for more $) for lenses that have less glass and inferior engineering than older EF lenses. Aren’t we supposed to be more technologically advanced? It’s a scam the fact you have to use software in post to fix what we shouldn’t have to in the first place totally sucks! I was a huge Canon advocate I have lots of EF L glass and DSLR camera bodies and now the R5 and I’m about to switch brands due to Canons new lens line up and ridiculous cost for basically all plastic slow aperture lenses with no internal zooming telephoto’s. We all know these will have dust in them after time being an external zoom lens/ vacuum pump. I bought the R5 a couple months ago in hopes that they were going to open up the RF system to third party and nope we were just kidding about that only for apsc wtf Canon! Nikon made a 200-500 f5.6 back in 2015 for $1500.

Must get your views and subs up, I like your vids. Keep going Dewey👍

The sensor is not half the size its only 26.1%. Thus the advantage of your f5 smulders completely away compared to the full frame. Furthermore the background blur of the f5 on your micro four third is the equivalent of f11.

is there ONE REVIEWER out there showing the camera in action without talk and WITHOUT MUSIC :)

Nice, straight forward explanation of how to use the GND. Thanks. I recently started using my 40-150 in a similar way, to isolate an image. I find, for me, somewhere around 75mm to 100mm helps me isolate a nuanced image that would be distracted by other elements if I had photographed between 12mm and 25mm.

I have no problems. I find this lens as sharp as my RF 70-200 f2.8. I love this lens and keep it on my camera most of the time unless I am doing something that requires f2.8 or better. Given the ISO performance of an R6 MKII, I see no downside.

Thenks... helpful.

certainly with the 1.4 extender, I'm not overly impressed with the Canon 200-800's sharpness (as compared with the larger Canon EF500 f/4 IS ii, also with the same extender, and also on a Canon R5.

2 minute into a got to go

What a bunch of garbage. Why the hell would Canon owners care what you think about Olympus gear? I have used Olympus gear and will take my R5 and the 200-800 over your Oly combo any day.

perfect

dewey used to be a very nice person

I have the 100-400 and am looking at getting the 70-200 thank you for the comparison