A couple of weeks back I went to Japan and I took the opportunity to buy my first camera. After about 3 months of research, I landed on the E-P7, it's nothing special but it perfectly caters to my needs.

I started using the camera right away with no experience whatsoever. Suffice to say, I'm loving this camera.

I got the double zoom kit version and I purchased the Oly 45 f1.8 as well, spending a total of around $750 for the body and 3 lenses.

Most of the pictures here are taken with either the 14-42 kit lens or the 45 f1.8 lens. I did like the SooC look for some of them, but almost all of these were edited in Snapseed. I didn't know how to change the shooting format to raw+jpeg (I learnt it later), so throughout my trip I only shot LF jpegs.

🌍 Portugal, Lisboa

📷 OM-5

🔍 Zuikon12-45 f4 Pro

https://www.instagram.com/jmecs

A weekend walk to Lisbon.

Without any set objective... just a stroll with the family, but always bringing a small photo setup with me—this time the OM-5 plus the Zuiko 12-45mm f/4.

​Lucky me, we decided to walk by the river and passed by the MAAT museum, famous for its beautiful geometric building.

​I had never been successful in taking a photo of it that I actually liked... I had always tried wide angles before. This time, I tried a different approach and got this...

Hope you like it!

In the prague zoo having every photographers dream and experimenting with my E-m1 mkII. First time posting in the sub hope you'll like my work!

Just received my new OM System PEN yesterday and finally had a chance to go on a photo walk! I know the sensor is from the E-M1 Mk III, but I genuinely love the JPGs that come straight of camera!

OM System PEN
Olympus 12mm F2.0

Photoshoot we did for a university's play, still relatively new to portraiture and digital as a whole listening to the noise online I was starting to doubt whether MFT's the "right choice" for portraits compared to FF and this setup's been a real delight- long may the system reign. Let me know if you guys have any feedback

Rallye Casinos do Algarve 2026 Portimao.

Taken at 1/125s. First time photographing moving subjects. Wanted to go for a "moving action look". Still not sure, if the cars are a bit too blurry.

Panasonic Lumix G9 Mark II PRO

10.17.2026

Lumix GH5 w/ Flash

OM-1 with 40-150 f2.8

Tried to do focus stacking, but there was a bit of wind. This isn't the best lens for this. I need to pull the trigger on the 60mm f2.8 Macro.

Official announcement: “The Four Thirds Office does NOT guarantee that products manufactured or sold by non-member companies comply with the Micro Four Thirds System standard or are compatible with individual devices.” Source: https://www.four-thirds.org/en/news/products-from-non-member-companies/

While not naming names, the FT Office apparently is referring to Viltrox, SG-image, and (rumored) Insta360. I wonder if this is just FUD though. Micro Four Thirds was introduced more than 26 years ago, and compatibility shouldn’t be an issue by now, especially not in the age of updatable firmware and AI-assisted reverse engineering.

Just testing the lens out over the weekend in a local nature reserve.

No decent fauna shots, but was impressed by the rendering SOOC on this autumn teasel!

G85 at 300mm f7.1

I wish I had shot it at a higher shutter speed but I wasn't expecting it sadly

OM1 Mkii + OM System 100-400 mk ii

I finally upgraded to an OM System OM-5 II, so here's me celebrating the E-M10 with 20 photos. While the OM-5 II is certainly much better for stabilisation, low-light and computational photography among other minor upgrades, I do sometimes miss the lighter E-M10 and its longer battery life.

What would be a dream lens (or 2) to experience Iceland with? My current lineup includes a OM 12-45/f4, OM 14-140/f4-5.6, and a PL 9/f1.7. All are mated to an OM5 Mk II. We’re going in May for a bucket list adventure.

little photo walk with the EM5.ii, 75-300 ii and 12-40 pro

I do find myself wanting the S9 (especially with it on sale right now), but there's just so much I still love about my GX85 that it's hard to justify the upgrade. Have any of you made that leap? I'd love to hear the pros and cons you've experienced.

These shots were taken by me a few days ago near Seabrook, WA. The 14-140 is my go-to most days.

This fella let me get pretty close to him. (nevertheless, headshots cropped)

Cracow, Poland

Habe die Panasonic in einem kleinen Sandsturm verwendet, zum Glück ist die Kamera nicht kaputt gegangen …