Oli4D

Oli4D

Lives in Switzerland Switzerland
Works as a 3D Animator
Joined on Nov 2, 2009

Comments

Total: 15, showing: 1 – 15
On Olympus PEN E-P5 Hands-on Preview preview (271 comments in total)
In reply to:

mrmiguel: I guess we know what the next OM-D camera will have! If the next gen OM-D has the same specs, I might be tempted to upgrade just for the Flash Sync and Shutter Speed improvements. The WiFi would take care of the family portrait sessions (although a $20 remote shutter release could do the job, too :) )

Yep I thought the same.
However I hope the next OM-D will not just have these features but also a new sensor with better High ISO performance.

Direct link | Posted on May 10, 2013 at 07:11:54 UTC
On Just Posted: Detailed hands-on Olympus PEN E-P5 preview news story (324 comments in total)
In reply to:

Sergey Borachev: The only problem in an otherwise perfect little camera is the lack of a built-in EVF.

Well maybe it simply does not fit in there ^^
Get the OM-D, it offers exactly what you ask for.

Direct link | Posted on May 10, 2013 at 06:48:28 UTC
On Just Posted: Detailed hands-on Olympus PEN E-P5 preview news story (324 comments in total)
In reply to:

NZ Scott: If this had weather sealing and a built-in EVF I would buy it immediately.

Of course, the OM-D E-M5 has those features, but I don't like the way that camera handles.

What do you not like about how the OM-D handles?

Did you already test the E-P5? How do you know it handles different from the OM-D?
I guess it will be quite similar... besides the fact that the E-P5 has probably less controls than the OM-D.

Direct link | Posted on May 10, 2013 at 06:44:41 UTC
On Adobe Photoshop CC: What it means for photographers news story (1885 comments in total)
In reply to:

keeponkeepingon: Wow.

"How do you justify the price increase to photographers?

Last year we actually cut the price of Lightroom in half in order to open it up to a broader market of photographers."

The question was about creative cloud or photoshop. Shame on dpreview for not calling him on this non sequitur

I agree, this "Q & A" is a joke! It's just even more marketing blahblah

Direct link | Posted on May 8, 2013 at 06:56:27 UTC
On Lightroom 5 Public Beta: What's New article (65 comments in total)
In reply to:

kcccc: Why nobody here mentions inclusion of anti-blur function, which has attracted lots of rumors in PS, in LR5? That alone is worth the upgrade.

You mean the new Photoshop Filter "shake reduction"?
As far as I know, that is only included in the upcomming Photoshop CC.
What makes you think it is also included in Lightroom? Did you test? Is it there?
I don't have the beta... so I don't know. But I thought that it's a PS only feature.
Or do you have other information?
Does anyone have?

Direct link | Posted on May 7, 2013 at 13:15:37 UTC
In reply to:

Edymagno: Adobe's new brilliant idea is based on the premise that everybody has a fast non-intermitent internet connection 24/7/365. That is only truth if you live in a major city. What happens if you live in a rural place or if you need to work while in location in some far away land? Will I need to carry a satellite dish along my tripod, cameras and lenses?

Adobe CC runs for 30 days without internet connection

Direct link | Posted on May 6, 2013 at 20:01:30 UTC
On More pictures leak of purported Olympus PEN 'E-P5' news story (245 comments in total)
In reply to:

Simon Zeev: I have the E-PL2 with the VF-2 EVF. I love the combo but I would prefer the EVF
built in the camera. Why they don't do it?
I really don't need a WiFi (but maybe someone need)

Well ianp5a that "lump" also contains the electronics of the 5 axis image stabiliser as far as I know. It's not just because of the built in EVF.

Direct link | Posted on May 3, 2013 at 06:58:45 UTC
On Adobe launches Photoshop Lightroom 5 Public Beta news story (208 comments in total)
In reply to:

Earthlight: No harnessing the powers of graphics cards? That is a pity. What about support for 10-bit displays?

It would also be nice to create panoramas in LR.

@Stu 5: You maybe don't understand what Earthlight was asking for. He asks to use the power of modern GPUs.
(More) RAM is doing something COMPLETELY different.

Direct link | Posted on Apr 16, 2013 at 17:17:45 UTC
On Just deployed: New dpreview.com forums system news story (736 comments in total)

I also don't see any use of the voting system. At least not as long as it is not transparent. There are some trolls in the forums who vote down everything they don't like.
Some people just show some pictures and ask for C&C... and all they get is a bunch of "thumps down".
That's just completely useless.
"thumps up" and "complain" are ok. But "thumps down" is of no use at all. It's just a tool for trolls to vote down whatever they hate or disagree with.

Direct link | Posted on Oct 8, 2012 at 13:04:39 UTC as 46th comment
In reply to:

Timmbits: I don't care!
Korea has decided to start hunting whales,
and I am participating in the international boycott of all Korean products!

Well that's not really Samsungs fault.
However, I agree that Korean products should be boycotted for this ridiculous step into whale hunting.

Direct link | Posted on Jul 17, 2012 at 06:59:16 UTC
On Olympus issues OM-D E-M5 firmware v1.2 news story (41 comments in total)
In reply to:

René van Elst: I own the OM-D and the Panasonic 20 mm. Great results - at 1600 ISO there is no problem at all.

Agree with you René, same here.

Direct link | Posted on Jul 12, 2012 at 14:30:47 UTC
On Olympus issues OM-D E-M5 firmware v1.2 news story (41 comments in total)
In reply to:

Randy Benter: There is no mention of fixing the 20mm lens issue. That is disappointing. I won’t buy this camera if it doesn’t work with my favorite m4/3 lens.

What "issue" are you talking about?
I have the OM-D and the 20mm and it's absolutely FINE!

This whole "banding" thing is way exaggerated, I NEVER had it, and when it happends, it does on ISO 6400 or higher.
Olympus will fix that soon as they promised. So I really don't see any reason why you should not buy this great combo.

Direct link | Posted on Jul 12, 2012 at 14:26:49 UTC
On Canon issues allergy warning for EOS 650D/Rebel 4Ti news story (177 comments in total)
In reply to:

Louis_Dobson: There are some seriously sad, paranoid and xenophobic people here (the comments about Canon using "Chinese" parts are especially stupid and offensive).

I wouldn't touch this camera with a bargepole because of the sensor. A chemical reaction in the handgrip producing zinc, bis? Who cares! There are probably idiots out their taking that for their health!

Really, you cannot make anything any more, the world has gone mad.

Well but unfortunately there ARE a lot of toxic products from China, sometimes even Cloth!
Sure, most of the time it's noticed before it ships to the resellers all over the world, but sometimes it's not and needs to be recalled when in stores or already sold.

In this case here, it's definitely not dangerous and most people are for sure not allergic to this anyway. But some are. Like me for example.
So I'm glad Canon is honest about it.

Some people might be xenophobic but low quality and sometimes even toxic goods from China (and other "cheap" countries) are an issue that needs to be addressed.
Also for the safety of the workers there.

Direct link | Posted on Jul 10, 2012 at 14:53:46 UTC
On moon photo in Oli4D's photo gallery (1 comment in total)

Shot with a small telescope (can't remember the focal length) and a Nikon D50.

Direct link | Posted on Jul 5, 2012 at 09:20:28 UTC as 1st comment

I don't get the whining about the price.
Sure, the additional content should better be included. Sure, a PDF is maybe not the best way to do it.

BUT: What costs is the time necessary to CREATE an WRITE the content. To think about how to structure the tutorial, to write it, take the screenshots, read through it again and again to make sure everything is clear, etc, etc.

Furthermore, they have some information on their site for free. Creating that content needs time too. Time nobody pays for, but they still have to pay their bills.

If you think the price is too low: Fine, don't buy it, but stop complaining.
Or even better: Go on and write stuff like this on your own and see if it's really that easily done.

Direct link | Posted on Jun 21, 2012 at 14:44:42 UTC as 10th comment
Total: 15, showing: 1 – 15