I just love the way the clouds are just coming over the tree tops, it looked a little like a wave breaking on a beach. Well, that's the way I saw it anyway. The lens balances well on the E-M5 and I can see me using it again on this camera.
Having used the Nikon V1 a lot lately and having enjoyed using it, I can definately say I can see a quality different when returning to a camera with a larger sensor, albeit the difference isn't all that much. The m4/3 sensor is larger and I do like the quality more than the Nikon V1 CX format sensor.
It also pays to purchase a good lens; one that you're happy with. Only then can you go out with confidence and enjoy your photography because you know that the lens will deliver. My moto nowadays, buy less but buy well. Spend a little more for those few lenses you will own and you can't go wrong. Buy so-so lenses and you will regret it, and probably spend more in the long run when buying the lenses you should have bought initially.
Having used the Nikon V1 a lot lately and having enjoyed using it, I can definately say I can see a quality different when returning to a camera with a larger sensor, albeit the difference isn't all that much. The m4/3 sensor is larger and I do like the quality more than the Nikon V1 CX format sensor.
It also pays to purchase a good lens; one that you're happy with. Only then can you go out with confidence and enjoy your photography because you know that the lens will deliver. My moto nowadays, buy less but buy well. Spend a little more for those few lenses you will own and you can't go wrong. Buy so-so lenses and you will regret it, and probably spend more in the long run when buying the lenses you should have bought initially.
