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Love the X100VI so far. It’s been a great tool. 👌🏻

Interesting to hear how You are thinking about Metering :) :) :)

Always a Treat to watch You, n See what You Get :) :) :)

awesome loved to hear your opinion... thanks for the experience

the things no one talks about.

Hasselblad 907x CFV 100C with XCD 38V f2.5 lens, it’s perfect for travel and has exceptional image quality that makes me want to print my work again.

Love this! Great father daughter fun together 😊

For a person who wants to get into Leica, M10-R or M11-P?

Telephoto lenses do not compress places. What compression are you talcing about?

You were so far away from the model John, that wouldn't work for me. However, I'm glad you are happy, that's all that matters.

I am a pro photographer as well, and I have a Hsssy x2D and a Leica M10. I am considering switching the M10 with the Nikon Zf. I love to shoot with the 50mm and I never liked shooting it on the M. The SL I loved, but it is big and bulky. Looking for a travel camera for personal work mainly with a 50mm on it. Leica files are so beautiful and I am scared to lose that quality/feel. How does the Nikon files "feel" compared to the Leica? I know Sony a7cii would be a good choice for what I want, but Sony files are not so... Fuji is only aps-c. So, Nikon Zf or Leica M?

Great Video!

I know you really like the lens, but with the exception of a couple of outdoor images they all seemed kind of soft to me. I'm not sure if it's just the processing, etc. But I didn't see the sharpness you talked about throughout the video.

Mine arrived 2 days ago and it is just awesome, bit more practice with it and head out to do some street photos with it ..

Hi! Thank you for this video! Is this iteration of the Flashq compatible with the Sony ZV-1? There are a few versions of this flash out there but no proper explanation of what version is compatible with which camera. Including the remote triggers. For the same amount of money, I could get the Godox TT350S. What I find compelling with the Flashq is its’ light weight and compactness, especially with its transmitter. Other than that, the Godox TT350S dwarfs the Flashq in all other comparisons. What I’m looking for here is a small, light, everyday carry flash for casual settings. Does the Flashq sync with Godox? Which one would you recommeend for everyday street photography?

Love the one light setup, so simple but very flattering.

Schönes Video!! MFT <=> smart

Phenomenal images! I really appreciate your presentation style... video with voice over showing the shoot with resulting images is incredibly helpful for me since I don't shoot portraits. Knowing you shoot predominantly manual, I'd love to know what the settings were.

Cool videos always , of topic what's the brand of your scrim jim ?

Lens is in my bag:-))

I know this is a digital lens , but wondering if it covers a full frame 24x35mm sensor? This lens seems to possess every quality that gets people excited about a non-zooming prime lens. Also focus seemed spot on shot after shot. Model must have been Helen of Troy in her past life.

This model is beautiful!!! I hope you shoot with her again soon. Wow! Thanks for sharing...Peace

I have been using the OMD EM 5 mk II for a long time now, and would have to say that it's a killer system. I could go on and on about how underrated Olympuses are from the IBIS to the colors but these can be appreciated only by trying out in action

Did you shoot this with a leaf shutter?

I think a lot of the criticisms of this system is just people repeating what they've seen others say on UA-cam. It's not like they've actually used the camera. In some ways it's more challenging than full-frame, since you can't crop as much, but I don't see a lot of difference between the images I get from this camera, and those I get from my full-frame Nikon. And it's more fun to use and to carry around too.

Thinking on getting the mark 1, not that cheap.. but damn i want 25mpx from the lumix

I got this lens recently but I use it on a GH5 for photos and I agree that it has a great balance of compression and focal length for the MFT system. It's sharp and has good colors. And I got it on sale so overall I am very happy with it. I also got the Rokinon 135mm f2 at the same time and wow is that a sharp lens! Two high value lenses for sure.

Congratulations! M4/3 rise up 🥰Thanks for the video! Cant wait to see more of what you do with OM-1 II :)

I am usually not an "Um, actually ..." guy, but I have to nitpick about your idea that the 75 mm "has a 75 mm compression". Compression is not dependent on the focal length but on the distance. And you would need to use the same distance with a 150 mm lens on a FF camera as with the 75 mm on the OM-1. So ... what are you saying exactly? Could you demonstrate the difference you are seeing? Another thing, regarding 4:17: It is an open secret that this lens is patented and manufactured by Sigma. Which explains the great performance. Anyway - thanks for taking us along in the shoot. The stunning results und your verdict definitely renewed my interest. Especially in the silver version.

I want that 75mm. I have the Sigma 56/1.4 for my Lumix cameras and it is also phenomenal for portraits.

I have owned the EM1 MIII since 2020 and love it. I sell my work online and through galleries, never have I had a situation where the camera didn't work for me or a client has said, Oh, why was this pic not shot with a FF camera!"!

I'm coming from the M11 Monochrome. As a (mostly) street shooter, with everything in front of me happening so quickly, I find that my composition suffers if I concentrate on getting the moment. If I try to compose properly, I miss the moment. This happens because focusing is done with the rangefinder, which is terrible for composing. n the end, it becomes distracting. Anyway, it happens often enough that the M43 universe is slowly pulling me in, and I'm starting to invest in more and more lenses for it. Great video, your enthusiasm for the new lightweight camera is clearly evident!

Ooooow I bought the silver version of this lens (used) for my E-PL8 and agree, it is one fine lens! I intended to sell the camera and lenses (I’m not into mft) but this lens makes me reconsider. In fact, now I consider replacing the camera with a better model 😄

What a great lens and a fabulous series of images. Your model is gorgeous. I really liked the close up portraits, especially the one at 2:19 - outstanding!

Agree, absolutely gem that lens

Beautiful, stunning. Now I am curious what you would think of the Viltrox 75mm f/1.2 APS-C Which again would have that 75mm compression, albeit with 1.5x instead of 2x crop factor. The Viltrox comes in various mounts, mine is Fujifilm X mount. Again, just curious, because this is a relatively affordable yet impressive lens you might like. That Olympus 75mm lens is a system seller! …but the model is beautiful and the camera rendition is excellent.

How far back did you have to stand? Might be great for outdoor shoots but in studio?

Smashing eye candy is the result, whatever is happening, IMO. If you already have the system, for whatever reason, that lens looks like a gem.

My absolute favourite is the 45 F1.8. A lens so small and cheap has no right to be so good, ie: outperforming leses at 5 times its retail price.

Great shoot! 75mm is typically considered a "specialty" lens on m4/3. But because it is so sharp and bright it is actually pretty versatile. Do you use the face/subject detection?

Wow, I literally bought this lens "used" for a great price. Can't wait to receive it in a few days ! Thanks for a great video ✌🏼

Great video. Very informative. Would you ever try your OM 1 MkII and 25mm f1.2 and FL-700R a try at an event like this? Not that the Leica isn't great...

As always, John, your "real life review" was exactly what the gear heads should be focused on - quality images that satisfy either the client and/or yourself. And the model is incredibly beautiful and natural. Thanks!

JIP (Japan Industrial Partners) bought the entire camera division from Olympus, incl. the factories, inventory and staff, in 2021, and rebadged the company to OM System. So, the people who created the Olympus cameras and lenses are still the same to do that for OM Systems (give or take restructuring). Since last year, OM Systems as per the contract with Olympus Medical, lost the right to use the Olympus brand name for new products. Since then, the new products are named OM Systems. It doesn’t change the quality nor innovation. Still great stuff that deserves more credits than they usually receive on YT. Thanks for being such an enthousiastic pro-user.

The 75mm f1.8 is a killer concert and court-sports lens too. Especially in poor light.

Gorgeously good images John and great compositions. I especially love the tall grass image. Call me an old fashioned, but I’m wondering if I really would want portrait images of ladies this sharp!! I think I would want a softer perhaps slightly more angelic effect. I think it would be perfect for hard edged subjects eg diamond ring close-ups or monochrome portraits of wizen-faced old men! No offence meant here John, it’s horses for courses; you can’t please everyone! Thanks for explaining that crop sensor lenses don’t compress by their crop factor. I suppose I should have worked this out for myself since it’s the same as a digital crop on a FF sensor. Thanks for the video I really enjoyed it. Keep ‘em coming.

All current camera systems are "Good enough". In addition to that there are features that each system has that give it reach into different subject matter and use cases. Pick a system that has the feture set for you personally and your objectives. It s the camera's job to inspire and get out of the way so you can go where the muse leads.

Which lens is that? Thank you in advance!

Beautiful work and review. This is the first two lenses I got when I moved to MFT 6 years ago. I am curious whether you are using Auto WB or customized it with the OM1.2. Glad someone doing portraits, event type of shooting as talented as you decided to give MFT a try.

Beautiful images!