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By Robin Smith · Posted
If you must take film take an OM2 + 35mm f2 and 100mm f2. Digital: Olympus 17mm F1.8, Olympus 25mm F1.8, 7Artisans 35mm F1.2 With the OM to m43 adapter, you could use the 100mm f2 on your Em1, which would be nice for a 200mm equiv view on digital. Good for mountains. You might want the Spiratone I suppose. I hate the thought of deciding what is worth taking with film and what is better digital or vice versa: you could avoid the brain ache and the extra clutter by leaving either film or digital behind altogether. -
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By ShunCheung · Posted
Likewise to Mike and Dieter. I stated using the Z6 from late 2018, and it showed me the advantages of mirrorless, but I kept on using the D5 and D500 for wildlife. In the mean time I accumulated a few Z lenses. Plenty of my friends have moved to the Sony A9, A1 and Canon R5 for wildlife. The Z9 is finally merging everything into one camera body again. -
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Take a look at some of dominik_maczynski work here on PN. Really nice perspective in misty, foggy scenes.
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