My Next Camera is the OM SYSTEM OM-5 - Review, Photos, Settings

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[jamesmlodynia]

I have the same problem, too many cameras, too little time. My problem started 16 years ago when I purchased my first DSLR, a Pentax K100D Super, then a k10D, Kr, k5 MKII, Kp, the three K3 models and a K1 MKII. I started photographing wildlife and landscapes and events that took place in the Hudson Valley of NYS. Travel photography and any thing of interest. At about the fourth year mark i was asked to photograph the Memorial day event at the Correctional facility I worked at. A few years later my first wedding. The following year two more weddings for coworkers along with other projects where i worked. Two years before I retired and three years after I got more involved in event photography and started adding other cameras to my kit. Today I have Pentax, Panasonic, Olympus, NIKON, Sony Fujifilm and a Canon 90D. Two days ago I got the last OM1 with the Olympus name on it, the price 1100 dollars direct from the manufacturer, i could not pass up having a price of Olympus history and the body is much better than the previous models.