Dear Ken,
I have seen Panasonic 12-35 f2.8 zoom quality and it has tons of chromatic
aberration! It's too expensive and focal length is very limited. I don't
like it at all.
Actually the other day I took more than 500 pictures with just one battery.
I had three spare batteries but I didn't have to use them.
I agree with you that another E-M5 body is a great solution but I have
heard something about the new PEN camera and a PRO micro fourthirds coming
soon.
David
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 9:34 AM, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I have started a photography business with my wife in NJ. We are using
> > an E-M5 with a ZD 45mm f1.8 lens, the 14-42 kit lens, and an Olympus
> > FL-600R flash. We'll probably buy very soon a Leica 25 f1.8 and a Zuiko
> Digital
> > 12mm f2 lenses because the kit lens sucks!
>
> I wish you great success in this new endeavor.
>
> If I was building a kit entirely from the ground up with absolutely no
> heritage gear to worry about, a pair of OM-D cameras with the new
> Panasonic F2.8 zooms would be every very tempting. Throw in those new
> Olympus primes and it would be a decent rig, indeed. Unfortunately,
> battery life in the OM-D is pretty horrid, so an investment in the
> unobtainium batteries would be necessary.
>
> Some day, I'll just buy a Leica and be done with the gear lust.
>
> AG
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