Thanks Joshua for sharing! I’ve personally always found astro harder than any other style of photography and after teaching it, find others feel the same. You’re right though, once you’ve got the skills and settings it isn’t as hard as it first feels. Navigating in the dark for me makes it appear more difficult too, I’m a daylight fan all the way!

Good luck on your photographic journey!

Hi Jeanne, that’s really exciting you’re thinking of switching!
The features available on the E-M1 MKIII for landscape photography are really, really impressive. The live composite mode is one thing but the Live ND filter, stability and Hand-held High Res mode is so handy!
Don’t worry too much about the menu system, like everything, once you start to use it you’ll navigate it until it becomes second nature. There are definitely a lot of features within the Olympus menu system but personally I only access these when needed, most of the functions are available via the info screen and all accessible on the back screen.
I love the 40-150mm f2.8 pro lens, it’s my go to for landscapes and wildlife photography. If you’re photographing birds and wildlife you can then add the MC20 2x tele converter which provides amazing reach! The 12-40mm lens is also a great option, as is the 12-100mm!
Have fun if you decide to opt for a new camera!