Hi, Y'all-
Thank you for all the responses. Since I get the digest I'll summarize
my replies here.
Iwert-
Used, especially from KEH is fine. Your EOS knowledge can't be any less
than mine. Staying with Olympus would be nice. I do take cameras in some
adverse conditions, although in really adverse conditions I use an
Olympus TG5. in the example album
(https://link.shutterfly.com/rJfaeUOwUFb) the typical shots of kayaks
were taken while I was standing in the river. The Thanksgiving shots are
what pushed me over the edge. There were just so many that weren't crisp.
Moose-
I'm fairly sure I have the older version of the 14-54.
Chris-
I tried manually focusing the digital lenses a while ago, and found I
was worse than autofocus. That especially goes for the 200mm lens, with
it's very shallow depth of field. A lot of my subjects don't sit still.
Greg-
The D1 MkIII and 12-100 sounds promising.
Larry-
What the camera shop showed me was the R7, not the T7. B&H has the R7
with the 18-150 lens for $1799. It's mirrorless. The T7 does have a
mirror, and is definitely a lesser model. Your vote for the E-M1 or M5
is noted. I think I would prefer one of them too.
https://link.shutterfly.com/rJfaeUOwUFb
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