Honey, I Shrunk My Kit!

[@LenMetcalf]

Great work. I have been a fan for my whole life. I have gone to full frame and even medium format, and always come back. I love the extra depth of field inherent in the system. I see that as an advantage. I am going to share this with my photography school students… thanks.

[@JasonOdellPhoto]

Much appreciated! Thank you!

[@KoolauWaterfall]

I missed the live webinar, thanks for posting this Jason. I have been thinking of going micro 4/3rd for some time and this info was a great help.

[@JasonOdellPhoto]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@FierceSleepingDog]

You helped me years ago when I got into digital photography with a Nikon D200. I took a break for many years but got back into it when I started taking indoor sports photos of my kids with a D500. Then I went to a D850 since it is considered one if the best DSLRs ever made. These cameras and the fast f2.8 glass that I acquired are fantastic, but they are also heavy and bulky. This year I migrated to OM Systems MFT. I still have and use my Nikons for sports and portraits, but for everything else I grab my MFT kits. They are small, light, highly capable, and FUN. The weathersealing is fantastic, the computational features are excellent, and the prices are much less than full frame systems (i.e. smaller lenses).

[@JasonOdellPhoto]

Glad you're enjoying it! I agree, these are fun cameras to use.

[@frankieg7575]

Damn, this is great content. My first DSLR was the Olympus e510 a brilliant system for the beginner, I still have it.

[@JasonOdellPhoto]

Thank you!

[@deanzat]

I'm retiring this year and seriously considering downscaling my 3 Nikon bodies and 14 lenses. Those Z lenses are among the best I've owned, but they're a drag to carry.

[@JasonOdellPhoto]

I agree! It's liberating to carry a set of small primes that weigh under a pound COMBINED.

[@lorenzo2775]

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