It's been 6 years since I've bought my camera, a Canon 500D and I've been plenty pleased by it but recently I've been struck by an urge to upgrade - an irrational urge but an urge nonetheless.
I do understand that times have changed and that Canon is no longer the leader it once was - in fact it's been playing catchup in recent times. That said though I've bought into their lens system and wasn't looking to switch camps - had my eyes set on the 760D. Still do.
I was sitting around and got to wondering though. On several of my recent trips, I had gotten really lazy to the extent that I left the DSLR in the hotel room and only went with my smartphone. These were shopping trips or visits to amusement parks where I wasn't expecting to capture great shots and mobility was of more importance. It got me thinking if it was time to switch to a compact camera system (CSC).
Doing a little reading up on the web seemed to indicate that the choice should be an Olympus OM-D E-M1 or slightly down the scale OM-D E-M5 Mark II. Every article I read only seemed to add to the confusion though as to which camera to get. I guess I have to read more!
At the moment, if I stick with Canon, I only need to get the 760D body and have lenses to fall back on. If I switch to CSC and go with Olympus, it's a larger outlay and I'd have to get rid of my Canon gear. Or do I?
Decisions, decisions, decisions.