The last day of 2019 I went and bought myself a z6. I have a few lenses and flashes left from the DSLR-days (even a well worn D3s that work occasionally), but I have been using Olympus m4/3 for the last few years. I bought a kit with the ftz-adapter and a 24-70 f4. The lens seem like a good one, but I can't say I like the "click to activate"-function. I like the lens to be ready when I switch on the camera. Minor annoyance. Otherwise the camera seem to function very well, but I haven't seem to got the face detect working. I have to dive into the menu for that one. I also have to do something about the sleep-function. It goes to sleep faster than my father reading the news paper and that is pretty fast, I can tell you! Compared to the m4/3 gear the IBIS is downright bad, but I take what I can get. Image quality is off course better on ISO higher than 1600. That is to be expected so no surprise there. On lower ISO there isn't much of a difference.
Anyway I hope to get those tilt/shift lenses working again along with other relic lenses and the adapter (even though it seem to be quite flimsy) seem like a good solution. For telephoto work there is nothing that can match my Olympuses, but who knows what the future might bring? Adding a few pictures from the two last days as the weather decided turn tropic (+13 degrees celsius). The last one is a pitfall dug by the hunters who lived where I live a in ancient times. This is even today one of the best spots to wait for moose and roe deer while hunting, so I guess some things change slowly still. I am going to read this thread to make the most out of my new camera. Wishing you all a happy new year!