The other lens is more versatile, and it's what I use for everyday outdoor use when I don't know what kind of a shot I might want

The YI is a bit smaller, although the supplied lenses are larger than the compact Lumix lens.

I'd think some sort of longer telephoto lens would be much more useful

I know the above can be fixed with simply buying a better lens, but really, no on-lens manual focus?The controls on this camera are very intuitive, but not dumb-ed down like you would expect on a camera with this few buttons and this low of a price tag

Lenses are excellent and other 4/3rd lens work as well as old legacy lenses with converters

The zoom lens has an oddball locking mechanism; you need to slide a switch and rotate the zoom ring to fully retract the lens

I would suggest to buy a good quality lens or an adapter for using canon, nikon or other full frame lens to get the kick out of the sensor.

To collapse the kit zoom lens, press the “unlock” switch and keep rotating past the 12mm setting

I have already tried both lens on my other M43 cameras and they all just worked!

I hate using front-facing flash as it makes your subject look either unintentionally bright or oily-looking-It would be nice, since it uses micro-usb, for it to have some kind of quick-charge function-Have the light change to green when the camera has finished chargingThis is probably the best affordable swappable-lens camera that money can buy (at least at the time of

On paper, a "gateway" MFT camera that's simple to use, has a great sensor, and offers nice lens versatility is a fantastic thing