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Since my 1st note I also picked up a Sigma 55-200, which is longer and faster than the 18-180. Focus is dreadful on the m43 gear, expected but disappointing. The 35 macro is nice even in MF though :)

Great colors! I have a vimeo account, have yet to make use of it.. :blush:

I've migrated slowly (and not completely) from Pentax gear to an EM10 and ePL5 plus basic (excellent!) kit lenses. Rather than spend more on the Pentax gear I found a nice (Ex-) E500 and the bizarre kit team of 11-22 and 18-180mm, plus the 35 macro. I almost bought an E500 back in 2008 and have...

To return from my subroutine() :sorry: That 75mm lens is doing great work with you - color, bokeh and all are what I'd like in results! The light and detail on those naked trees is really impressive.

Yeah I'm OK with the view :) but if I lived a few miles north Adams would peek out from behind St.Helens! Hilarious since in east Portland Rainier is the one behind St.Helens.. :confused: I did need to trim the branches up a bit on our Super Cedar to improve the view. NX300 + 16/2.4

Primes will do that; I've stuck with Pentax over their great DA primers like the 70/2.4, but in a budget crunch have shifted to Samsung, nx pancakes + adapted classic K primes. Once cash flow eases we shall see what comes next! :blush: p.s. we just moved from Portland to Longview, Hood is...

M4|3 has come a long way since I dabbled with G1 and GH1, but of course every format has done so. That looks like a great lens in capable hands, happy that you can put it to good use :cool:

That's why I prefer comparing to the NX300, preferably with the 30/2 attached :cool: My mini-cam cure :smile: