Karsten Gieselmann
Home of “Yellow Angels” (ADAC headquarters, Munich)
E-M1II, M.Zuiko 7-14mm F2.8, ƒ/8, 7mm, 0.8s, ISO 200
https://www.flickr.com/photos/karstengieselmann/49371892112/
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This is the weekly selection:

Is Olympus 60mm F2.8 The Best Macro Lens for Micro Four Thirds?

In 2019 cameras got much better, but the market still crashed (Engadget).
Is Consistency Important in my Photography? (MirrorlessRumors).
The Fastest Glass Money Can Buy (Explora).
Lumix S1R – Through the Eyes of Kai Stuht (L-rumors).

Plenty of news on the facebook E-M1II group, Panasonic FF and the GH5 group.

The Olympus MMF-3 adapter has been marked as “discontinued” at BHphoto. I am wondering if Olympus plans to release a new version at all :(

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Thanks RodriguezPhoto

Again, only watch if you can handle the fun :)

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BCNranking published the annual market share analysis. As you can see from the table on top Olympus maintained their 23% share they had in 2018 btu got still surpassed by Sony.

Below you can find all other camera related rankings:

At last some good news: Both Olympus and Panasonic managed to increase their Japanese system camera market share in December (Source: BCNranking):

• Canon leads with 33,6% but shares dropped
• Nikon took the second spot with 19,2%
• Sony share dropped down to 17,5% and they are now behind Nikon
• Olympus share raised up to 16,1%
• Fuji share dropped a bit to 6,9%
• Panasonic share raised up to 5,9%