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as you say difficult to compare but 12-40 without wet lens looks fantastic

do you have any details comparison in term of size and weight including pictures? I'm very curious about it

I don’t. I was planning the big eye lens m67 mkii from fantasea: affordable and light. I’m sure the inon uwl is better but It’s 1kg so more than the camera and the housing.

I mainly shoot in tropical water and usually CFWA with limited macro with a bit of cropping. So far single strobe or ambient light with red filter. Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

Thanks for the input. I’ve been using the pancake 14-42 on land and as you say I’ve been missing the sharpness of the 12-40. But, if I understood correctly, paired with the wet-lens it’s will on pair of the 12-40. As said have only used the rx100iv underwater so I’m learning.

Thanks for the clarifications and the pictures look great and in line with my expectations of flexibility compared to the current setup. I have a very compact setup with a fantasea housing with flat port and I was looking for similar setup. It seems the closest can be the AOI with em5 mkII and a semi dome for the 12-40. It maybe there are other less bulky options. Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

Thanks Chriss, I was exactly jingling between these 2 setup. What about the 11-50 with the macro mode, can this be a flexible but quality option?

I might have an opposite question: I have a compact setup with rx100iv and I wonder if I’ll have a substantial improvement if I move to m43 setup without compromising size and weight. Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

I think full frame can be a good upgrade but are you sure to give up to lightweight and compact setup?

Good point would be good to have website comparing all the setup in term of size and weight

Compactness was a key driver for me so it seems there is no solution.. Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

No TTL, so far Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

I had the same reflection and I really wonder if the latest Pen can really compete with the last generation sony Rx100 compact.

I have a still a dummy question. I have sony compact set up and one of the benefit to move to mirrorless m43 is to have interchangeable lenses and keep compact but if I understand correctly the best option is to use the wet lenses and this can be easily done for both. Hence it seems doesn't make sense to change the lenses? Thanks in advance for spending the time to help me.

Just saw the AOI UH-EPL10 set up and it looks very compact but I don't know if it will be a real upgrade for you