ryan_ware

<p>Kent, if/when you are ready to buy, check out the Olympus Outlet. They have refurbed OMD's. I have the 5 on order right now. I went with it because of the stabilization and weather sealing over the EM10. I think the EM 10 does have the better finder, but think OLY will realease a follow up to the EM5 maybe in a year or less and the EM5 I get now will become a backup. </p> <p>Not sure if you remember me or not, we talked at Butterfield a couple of years ago about large format and antique cameras amongst other things. You had the Leica and your Nikon along. I suggested m4/3 might be a fit for some of your lenses. I don't like hauling a lot of gear around and think if I must do so, it should be for something serious like a 4x5 LOL. I still haven't got one but I'm getting closer. </p> <p>Are you still shooting trains in the night? Really enjoyed some of those.<br> <br />--Ryan Ware</p>

<p>I have used GPS in the past and find it useful for my own purposes. I like to have the info so if I want to go back to somewhere and reshoot, I have the exact location. I typically don't publish the GPS location if I put a photo online, in fact I'm careful not to because I sometimes photo things that the world doesn't need directions to because some vandal or thief would find it of interest. I always have GPS disabled for family and people pics.</p>