oluv

this problem occured since the E-P1 some years ago, and they still haven't fixed it. why do you think they would fix it with a firmware suddenly?

the E-P1, E-PL1, E-PL2, E-PL3 all suffered from this. I noticed that already with the first shots i took. I stopped my interest in Olympus cameras since then.

buy an external audio recorder like zoom H1. who needs a mic input, if you cannot even choose the audio format, nor manually set level etc.

but the lens is quite sharp... in the center!

i think the GF2 still looks better, it is slimmer, more elegant and has a more classy look. this one looks like an olympus-clone!

Dawn is a house-techno track, while the one in the video is rather chill-out. I wouldn't say both are the same.

what about the OIS-problem with the pz14-42 and blurry images at 42mm that was even mentioned here at dpreview.

there was never any statement nor fix for this from panasonic. does anyone know more...

if you are all sooo after wideangle, just take the 9-18 m.zuiko. it is small, light, focuses fast and doesn't cost a fortune!

Amin, I am sure dpreview still had used some alpha or beta ACR version for the LX7 conversions. I noticed that Adobe very often "tunes" their demosaicing algorithms with later updates.

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