That applies to many things, but here I'll stick to cameras.
The G85 has arrived, which should put an end to acquisitions for some time*. The 12-60 covers most of my needs and seals up the camera for foul weather, and the 45-150 takes care of nearly everything else. For now the zD 70-300, a large 4Thirds native lens, can loiter about as the long-range option; since it does transmit data via the adapter unlike my Pentax options, it can tell the G85 how to best stabilize its images without me typing in a random number that pretends to cover any shot from 70 to 300mm. That's handy.
* But wait -
there's more.
image from review at https://www.wimarys.com/olympus-pen-e-p5/ |
And if I cannot bear it?
Off it goes!
Yes the extra expense (and lack of shopping control) hurts - a little. However!
I will soon be offering up the Pentax gear, the YI M1 (and now the GX1) to others. My plan was to grab a 20-25mm m43 lens with that purchase. Well, not so much: it will now pay off the EP5 instead.