Hi Everyone, My name is Sean. I just replaced my old Olympus E-420 (yep, took a while to upgrade) with a OMD EM-10 mark i (limited budget). I just found this site looking for forums to help me develop more skills as a hobby photographer. So far, the site looks great and it looks like there's lots of help from many members. I'm looking forward to learning.
Welcome! This is a friendly place with lots of helpful people, the only thing we demand in return for it is to see your pictures!
Thanks. I'll have to post some up once I get a chance to sit down and upload them. I've only really just played with the camera in the house. I'm waiting for the weather here to be a bit less harsh so I can go and get some winter woodland shots.
Welcome! The E-M10i is an excellent camera. It is my workhorse, and much more camera than I am a photographer. You should have great fun with it. Please, ask questions, share and participate. The forum is only as good as its members.
Hi, Welcome to MU_43. As others have said this is a fun and informative group of folks whose focus is on M4/3 photography. There’s a lot to learn just by looking, reading and thinking. Hope you enjoy your time here as much as I do.
Hi there. Welcome to the group. They are a very fun and informative group of people. Where abouts in Canada are you? Have fun and ask plenty of questions, we are all very helpful and please share some pictures.
Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. I’m in Ontario, just northwest of Toronto in a small town called Bolton.
aha... notloB... a palindrome! welcome to the forum... nice to have another Canuck on board... you'll really enjoy it here! And for those not familiar with the Palindrome reference...
Nice. Are there any local gatherings for photo sessions? Being up here in the Caledon hills, there's lots of places to go.
There is a local photography club that does outings and photo sessions but I don't belong to it. I mostly shoot wildlife and macro. So I tend go to parks, conservation areas and marshes. Basically anywhere I can hike around and see wildlife.
