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The E-P5 seems to be a fine MFT-camera, indeed. But the only significant advantage to the E-PL5 is an even better image stabilizer, IMO. Are the other differences important enough (if you're not...
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There's an optional adapter for a lens hood as well as for 43mm filters and for a wide-angle converter making the lens a 21mm (ff, equiv.)!
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With aperture wide open the GR provides obviously better sharpness than the Coolpix A does. With F 5.0 the Nikon is above the Ricoh. I'd like to know how their lenses cope with sun inside the...
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No judge can decide whether new prints decrease the value of older ones. It's the market! Of course, the exorbitant high prices for photographs (and for so many other things, by the way) might be...
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Howsoever this portraiture has been made, it's justified. It's the result that counts. Even the background with its blurred colors is adding to it. Congratulations!
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IQ is okay IMO. And the picture of this old dusty cash box is the one I like most. But how does the lens react when the sun is just outside or just inside the frame? The X100 is said to have...
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Dan_168: That's what I mean! This SB is not made for any mirrorless shooter (who likes AF, e.g.) but for people like you having FF lenses already. And you should be aware of the risk of optical...
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Alphaloki: I agree with you basically, although I don't think there will be an SB for my Carl Zeiss lenses from the film era. And: I had a teleconverter but didn't like it because of its flaws in...
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It's a very interesting new thing albeit no magic device. I guess since this adapter brings additional glass between the lens and the camera sensor, you should not expect it to deliver high image...
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You can't ignore the disadvantages this adapter comes along with (more CA, lower contrast, corner softening, poor AF, more weight and bulkiness of FF lens/adapter). That's why it won't be a tool...
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A wonderful photo indeed!
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HowaboutRAW: xlotus: The 20-50 mm is so lightweight, it's no problem taking it with you all the time. It's no lens for all purposes but for many. It has a reduced focal length, you can't deny, but...
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I understand you don't need an EVF! Many people are like you, that's why millions of cameras have no EVF and smartphones either. But I'm coming from the SLR-league, being familiar with having a...
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There's a 20 - 50 mm zoom lens. It's compact and lightweight, characteristics Samsung seems to be giving high significance in designing lenses. It has no stabilisation, but in a test it proved to...
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Thanks for the "Hands-on"! This NX looks like a beauty. I guess the articulated rear screen will be way more appreciated than its touch function (which might be nevertheless welcomed by many). And...
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Hey guys, I'm no Oly-photographer but maybe I can give you a useful hint on an Oly-pro in Finland. He speaks about his comparison of the Pana 20mm and the new Oly 17mm/f.1,8 .Go to...
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In order to explain my view: I made my experience as a photographer in the film era, had exhibitions, but had to finish because of massive health problems. A few years ago I learned accidentally...
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@ Revenant You're right! But I don't like the SLR style of the NX20 (or the even better OLY OMD-E-M5). As a lefteye photographer I would be pressing my nose against the rear screen looking through...
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Bryan M: The articulated screen of the new NX is surely a very useful thing. It allows you to shoot pictures from waist level or ground level. And maybe many photographers don't need an additional...
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This camera looks so good and its screen is a real improvement. But it lacks an EVF as an option, which is essential for serious composing!
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