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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly it is big, and M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can swallow the price.

I think the S9 in particular is a glorious “smartphone replacement.” Its a full frame ILC, its connectivity app is fantastic, yet with a pancake lens it is no bigger than an OM or Leica.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly it is big, and M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can swallow the price.

I think the S9 in particular is a glorious “smartphone replacement.” Its a full frame ILC, its connectivity app is fantastic, yet it is no bigger than an OM or Leica with a pancake lens.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly it is big, and M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can swallow the price.

I think the S9 in particular is a glorious “smartphone replacement.” Its a good size, its a full frame ILC, and its connectivity app is fantastic.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly it is big, and M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can swallow the price.

I think the S9 in particular is a glorious “smartphone replacement.” Its a good size, its an ILC, and its connectivity app is fantastic.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly it is big, and M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can swallow the price.

I think the S9 in particular is a glorious “smartphone replacement.” Its a good size, and its connectivity app is fantastic.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can swallow the price.

I think the S9 in particular is a glorious “smartphone replacement.” Its a good size, and its connectivity app is fantastic.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, an X-E5, an S9, or the A6700 with a pancake lens if they can manage the price.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens, fixed focal length. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, or an X-E5 or S9 with pancakes if they can manage the price.

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Well each has its quirks. Leica is hilariously expensive. Ricoh is fixed lens. I nearly got an OM-3 myself, but honestly M43 lenses and sensors are starting to show their age.

I’d probably point the average person to an L10, or an X-E5 or A6700 with pancakes if they can manage the price.