> Assuming all goes well with Marnie, will be going to northern Italy for a
> Ryder -walker designed hike (self guided Inn to Inn) as arranged by the CVO
> (Chief Vacation Officer) in June.
Oh, yum! That sounds like a wonderful trip.
> I am hesitant to bring the new OM-1 at least on the hiking portion, though
> impressed with the improvement in high ISO performance compared to EM1 MkIII
> for astro.
The OM-1 digital thingymajob would be great. I'm stuck in the dark
ages with my E-M1 Mk2 as I've been spending my camera budget on music
stuff, but it's now my go-everywhere camera. Bigger but wonderful. The
most significant change in package size though is the lenses. I can
kill my back with some lenses or decide to lowprofile it with my m43
lenses. It depends on if I'm flying somewhere or driving. I don't fly
with the big lenses any more.
Funny thing about taking a modular approach to things. With my
cameras, I have big, medium, small. With my lenses, I have big,
medium, small. With my DJ and music gear I have big, medium, small.
With my......oh never mind, that was a dark alley. Anyway, it's great
because it allows me to right-size my choices to whatever the
challenges or application is at the moment.
AG
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