Everyday Carry Kit
Everyday Photography
Barkada hangouts and spontaneous plans · Day trips and errands you didn't plan on documenting · Candid shots of people who tense up around big cameras
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Weather-sealed, body and lens. Both are sealed against rain, dust, and spray, so a downpour on the trail or salt water off the side of the boat doesn't end the shoot — and it's the lens having that sealing, not just the body, that's the rare part.
One lens, the whole trip. The 14-150mm goes from a wide shot of the whole beach to a tight frame on something across the water, about a 28-300mm range, without ever coming off the camera. Nothing to swap, nothing missed while you dig through a bag.
Fast for the moment you can't repeat. A whale shark surfacing next to the boat in Oslob doesn't wait, and neither does a festival float going past. This body's autofocus locks on fast and holds it, and it keeps working as the light drops, so the once-only shots actually land.
Steady handheld, even in low light. Built-in stabilization cancels out most hand shake, so a dim alley of market stalls or a beach at dusk doesn't force you into a blurry frame or a tripod you didn't want to pack.
Ready For Anything Kit
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III Mirrorless Camera
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 II Lens