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Do you mean you had an E-M1 and would like to know how the OM-1 compares?

The Lowepro flipside is a newer version of what I have but looks better for open up when where it https://www.lowepro.com/uk-en/flipside-trek-bp-250-aw-lp37014-pww/

For seascapes I use an old cheap tripod due to corrosion (all the fixings were rusting on my carbon fibre tripod) I have an old Slik tripod again for this I have a 22l Lowepro Photo hatchback that I can get more than that in if fact I can get both my E-M1ii in and the 8-25mm f4.0, 12-40 f2.8...

What camera Gareth? Are you sure you need a tripod? This was shot handheld at 0.8 sec because I was being lazy Harbour sunset by Alf Branch, on Flickr

Try an OM5 with 12-45 f4.0 or an E-M5iii etc also consider the 14-42mm ez.

Was that the 12-100 mm f4.0?

I use my E-M1ii and 8-25mm f4 mostly as my travel camera. Though an OM5 plus 12-45 f4 would a great set up too.

On explore today Harbour sunset by Alf Branch, on Flickr

Harbour sunset by Alf Branch, on Flickr

That is lovely

Nicely done Adrian

Outside my house with my phone as I had to get up early for work

My own travel camera is an Olympus E-M1ii and M.Zuiko 8-25mm f4.

An E-M5ii (or the newer models)is nice too and weather sealed. I agree about the compact zooms too.

My go to lens for Landscapes is the 8-25mm f4 as I can use 85mm filters. For most pro lenses learn about the manual focus clutch. Watch something by Jimmy to learn about good lenses for weddings and stuff. View: https://youtu.be/7rIWIdU58jU?si=bnzrIEMfBuN440Qf