I'm still thinking about buying an E-M1 for its improved ergonomics over
the E-M5. I'd probably keep the E-M5 as an extra body but I'm not sure
about that. So far I only have 2 native lenses... the 12-50 and 14-150.
They cover most of my photographic needs with the 14-150 being my
everyday walk-around lens. My next native lens purchase would likely be
the 9-18 to expand the wide angle range. Maybe the 70-300 later on but
that's not a range I miss very often.
The 9-18 would likely be next since my EOS mount Tamron 20-40 is still
amongst the missing after my return from Florida (aarrgggh!!). I dearly
missed the 20mm end when I was shooting interior photos of my house to
make sale pictures. But it wasn't until I was done shooting all at 12mm
with the 12-50 that I remembered that I could have used my old 17mm
OM-mount Tokina on the Canon 5D.
Anyhow, if I should buy the E-M1 it gives me the option to buy used
E-system lenses (with native focusing performance) at what I should
think would be excellent prices now. So, back to the subject question.
Given what I own now is there some "must-have" 4/3 lens or lenses? If
so, why?
Thanks,
Chuck Norcutt
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