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And the sigmas?

And the 200-400mm and sigmas?

Ok, finally got around to it.  Below is a 100% crop of a portion of a family (mine) I did using the timer :)  The only adjustment made was to contrast, as my lens' lost a lot of contrast due to the...

Have you considered getting a telescope with a wide 3" focuser?  If your intent is the sky, seems like a good option.

Actually no, I'm not saying anything about 4/3, just megapixels in general.  I shoot Nikon these days, but used to shoot 4/3.  In the shot I describe, it was with my D700, which is 12MP.  When I...

I used to be of the mindset that more MP isn't nessisary, 8MP was good enough, now 12MP ;)However, with different shooting situations, I could definitively see the need for more, and not just for...

If you did absolutely no post work to either files, then indeed you'd see little difference (except in high movement scenes), but as soon as you start "grading" your files, the difference will be...

I agree, longer primes please! 200mm f/2.8 would be a nice start as you say. 300mm f/3.5 would also be nice 400 f/4.8 please also Don't care if it's Sigma, panny or Oly that does it, but if they do...

The captured action is great, good job! I would say however, that what you've produced isn't as challenging for CDAF as people are usually talking about. The depth of field is very deep in your...

I don't think the 50-200 or 90-250 are macro's though.  As for the OP's question, I think if you're doing still life (non moving macros)' the 50mm would be a cheaper option that would work, but if...

I'd prefer a 24-50mm f/2.0 FF :) and then a 75-150mm f/2.0 :)

Ooo imagine this speedboosted on m43!

customizing book layouts! Yes!

and the new editing features, may mean I won't need to round trip to photoshop.

Kinda wish this was more of a 4.5 release though. Hopefully the upgrade price is low.

Something to consider is that any microfourthirds camera (besides the GH1/2) have to crop out the top and bottom of their sensor to make it 16/9, which reduces the effective sensor size.  not only...

You can always add mass, but you can't take away mass. If you find it's too light, connect it to some weight via the top or bottom tripod hole.

This will fit great on a pan head, as it's small and light, if using adapted lens', get an adapter with tripod mount build in. As for controls, if it's on a pan head, use the LANC port to have...

The first port is a LANC port which gives full remote control of the camera (stop/start/focus/iris/etc..), the rest you were spot on.

I think people would PP it by stopping the lens' down then applying the blur.

OldArrow, if you shrink the square to fit without vinetting than any regular aspect ratio would actually be a much smaller crop than the current 4/3 size. Square is efficient, but the horizontal...

OldArrow, if you shrink the square to fit without vinetting than any regular aspect ratio would actually be a much smaller crop than the current 4/3 size. Square is efficient, but the horizontal...