Recent content by mellie_man

I might get the additional grip, as I find I keep pressing the AF/menu arrows witht he palm of my hand. The small camera size is amazing but will take some getting used to. Thanks for all your advice. Happy with my choice.

Just thought I'd feed back. I now have a shiny new OlyE-M10II with 14-42 and 75-300 lenses spent an hour in the garden and then all evening learning about raw processing (RAWTherapee). Here are some results. A whole new world to my old SLR (which was kindly removed from me by a gentleman...

Thanks for the mega response Teflon. I've been reflecting at the mind spinning amount of choice and have 99% decided (and stop day dreaming about all the low f lenses I can't afford) to go for the following combination for now. Olympus E-M10 II with 14-42 ez lens and an Olympus M.ZUIKO ED...

I'm leaning towards Olympus E-M10 II or III any help on lenses not sure how low a f you can get away with on safari. I could go for single lens to avoid swapping in the dust Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-200mm F3.5-6.3 but f is slow at tele end (and its expensive but a keeper if I upgrade...

Chris2jz ARRGGHH! now ou've opened my eyes to a whole section of cameras I hadn't even considered. Teflon thats why I was considering a Bridge. less money (once you included lenses), less headache in chosing. Maybe leave going full in until I have the money to do it justice.

Interesting. I hadnt even considered mirrorless

Hi all I used to do alot of SLR photography (before family and digital arrived), mainly landscapes while climbing in different parts of the world. I am going on safari (first time) and am using it as an excuse to enter the digial era, but don't have the money for a full set of DSLR and long...