mauve
Mu-43 All-Pro
Hi !
Help me decide... I bought out of the blue an E-M1 mk II 2nd hand with very low shutter count (~4000). It was unexpected but I couldn't resist the price. Seems like the shop couldn't get it out of its shelf fast enough. Anyway. The thing is I was considering at that time seconding my original E-M1 (~9000 clicks) with something like an E-M10 mk II, not creating competition.
So now I have too many cameras. I have an original E-M5, about 40.000 clicks which is a beater I will keep if only to go places where I wouldn't risk a more valuable asset. Then a GX9 for "light" street photography, and finally the E-M1 mk II fills the space of travel photography with bigger lenses. And consequently the original E-M1 is a bit redundant.
Would you sell it or keep it ? Money is not a primary concern (of course I could do with a few more banknotes lining my pockets, but I don't need it *now*). My concerns are more about depreciation and maybe reinvest the money into something more useful, although I fear it won't fetch a lot.
Thanks for your inputs,
M.
Help me decide... I bought out of the blue an E-M1 mk II 2nd hand with very low shutter count (~4000). It was unexpected but I couldn't resist the price. Seems like the shop couldn't get it out of its shelf fast enough. Anyway. The thing is I was considering at that time seconding my original E-M1 (~9000 clicks) with something like an E-M10 mk II, not creating competition.
So now I have too many cameras. I have an original E-M5, about 40.000 clicks which is a beater I will keep if only to go places where I wouldn't risk a more valuable asset. Then a GX9 for "light" street photography, and finally the E-M1 mk II fills the space of travel photography with bigger lenses. And consequently the original E-M1 is a bit redundant.
Would you sell it or keep it ? Money is not a primary concern (of course I could do with a few more banknotes lining my pockets, but I don't need it *now*). My concerns are more about depreciation and maybe reinvest the money into something more useful, although I fear it won't fetch a lot.
Thanks for your inputs,
M.