Rob Trek wrote: ↑

01 Sep 2020 10:46

I think Bob Titmarsh shoots with 4/3 lenses. He's a regular in my live streams like yourself. I'll be sure to ask during my next stream.

Thanks for your help on the livestream.

When I had EM1 Mark 1 with adapter the 4/3 lenses worked great. But when the camera died last October and I got a G9 the adapter just doesn’t work as well with Panasonic. So wanted to know does anyone use the older 4/3 lenses with EM5 Mark 3? I’m thinking about getting this camera before Olympus com...

Some random farmers market photos this morning.People seem to be more open again to street photo portraits, so getting in some practice. http://ssvs.zenfolio.com/img/s/v-10/p3968390370-4.jpg http://ssvs.zenfolio.com/img/s/v-10/p3968390601-4.jpg http://ssvs.zenfolio.com/img/s/v-10/p3968390480-4.jpg

Rob Trek wrote: ↑

11 Aug 2020 22:29

Looks like just the manufacturing of some of the medical equipment is sold. I guess Olympus wants to focus on R&D.

It seems like they are slimming down the entire company and that’s why they sold the camera division.

Maybe this is old news? Quote: Aug 11, 2020 10:00 AM Olympus Corporation President and CEO: Yasuo Takeuchi recently concluded an agreement with Nissha Co. Ltd. President and CEO Junya Suzuki on the transfer of the Norwalk facility to Nissha Medical Technologies (New York; NMT), a wholly-owned subsid...

It is good looking and I’ve considered those but I have to have a viewfinder for me personally on many situations when I shoot.

I’ve been hearing rumbling that this lens is actually manufactured by sigma and licensed out to Olympus. Could be why it doesn’t sink with bodies. Either way it seems like a excellent lens.

At the hand doctors yesterday with everyone 6 feet apart.