Olympus PEN-F Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera with 45mm Lens Kit (Silver)

If you are looking for a Prime lens the M.Zuiko ED 12mm f2.0 along with the matching LH-48 lens hood are a perfect match for the Pen F. They are available in either Silver or Black. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=olympus%20m.zuiko%20digital%20ed%2012mm&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ps

The mount on the original PEN-F is not the same as on the digital PEN-F. That said, you can use PEN-F lenses but you need an adapter. The lenses work fine, but focus and aperture are manual. (The adapter doesn't allow the camera to talk to the lens.)Do a google search for Olympus Pen F Lenses to Micro Four Thirds Mount Camera Adapter or Fotasy AMPF Olympus Pen-F Lens to Micro Four Thirds and you'll find the various options.

I don't use video, but I've looked though the manual twice and, though there is a large section on video options, there is no reference for crop factors or aspect ratios for movies.

There are 4 on the dial; very convenient once you take the time to set up the custom functions you want to use.

The actual shooting experience is enhanced with the VF-4 since the image is larger, the DR expanded, and there is no lag to speak of. On the other hand, it does bulk up the camera and is an expensive accessory.

The VF-4 and the EVF for the Pen-F have the same resolution at 2,360,000, but the eye point length is a longer by 1mm on the VF-4.

Yes it does, and I use it on regular base.

No, they only make one size eye cup.