sheepthief

I have an E-M5 so can only speak about that, but... while it's true that the Olympus menu system can be complex and quirky, I think that's mostly a result of the fact that the camera is highly...

I'm interested in the new TG-2, but timelapse is very important to me, and I can't find any mention of it being available in any of the various press releases or quick reviews. Olympus have not yet...

They're never going to fix it, otherwise they would have done by now.

It's often extremely difficult, if not impossible, to fix a hardware issue with software. And given that there are Zuiko...

They're never going to fix it, otherwise they would have done so by now.

It's often extremely difficult, if not impossible, to fix a hardware issue with software. And given that there are Zuiko...

The electrical interference is internal - nothing to do with external sources.

If you're seeing banding with the 12-50mm at 200ISO then either the camera is very hot or it's faulty.

The electrical interference is internal - nothing to do with external sources.

If you're seeing banding with the 12-50mm at 200ISO then either the camera is very hot or it's faulty.

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I wonder, does the E-M5 wait for the lens to signal that the aperture is stopped down, thus reducing the frame rate, or does it go ahead and therefore get the exposure wrong?

I also discovered just the other night that high ISO isn't the only scenario to bring this issue to the fore. Long exposures and dark conditions do indeed show the same problems, even at...

As was pointed out to you months ago this is a completely different issue - your problem is due to the fact that fluorescent lighting changes colour very rapidly, and has nothing to do with the...

I agree with Peter - you can't rule out #2 simply because the camera is on a solid floor - #2 refers to the sensor mechanism, which is independent of the camera body.I don't have time to think...