Chez Wimpy

I picked up the Sigma DP1 "back in the day" when it was the only pocketable APS-C camera in the world.  I only used it on a handful of occasions (trips as a walkaround when I really didn't feel...

Yes.  At least in the case of the same sensors between my G1 and EM5... talking A1 size though, and you would have to come to the museum here to see the difference in my work :p  Up to A3 the...

Haven't owned any of those three, not sure, but I found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Oa2zyYaJk Looks a bit of a hack for Nikon, at least in this older model. Sony seems to offer a...

Canon, all of their models in fact.  Engage bracketing and XYZ second delay shooting mode and the sequence will fire after the set delay (reason I have never bothered with a release cable).  Some...

Of course, using this lens on an Olympus body with the anti-shock enabled all but eliminates this effect.  It is a great lens on my OMD.

I don't think you will find many G series users who "prefer" the ergonomics/UI of the OMD (I certainly don't), but the IQ boost plus all the bells and whistles rather make up for those downgrades...

One lens that barely AF's, and another razor thin DOF yet pure MF... on a camera where even the (optional) precise focus screen is f2.8 representative, with no 100% review after the shot, and no LV...

Nobody from Panasonic ever said "It isn't a Sony" so there was no "lie" with statements to the fact it was the sensor their division "came up with."  We know the Olympus uses Sony in their 16MP...

Panasonic gave up multi-AR with the GH3 for the IQ benefits of the Sony sensor in its flagship camera.  I think Canon could also see improvement in camera sales if they were to turn to Sony sensors...

D7000->D800 So, would you put the chances of a scaled MF version and the subsequent cascading matter-anti-matter reaction ripping a wormhole through space-time at... less than 90%?

Try it, and I promise you will see the difference.  At A1 size, it becomes plain when printing landscapes.  For the vast majority of people though, the need to print in square meters (or even the...

IIRC the main "complication" of the f2 zooms (and the new Sigma f1.8 zoom) is that they are FF designs with "speed booster" groups applied at the rear end.  I can only assume it was easier to...

Olympus has the OMD EM5 for just about that price... and it has the added benefit (beyond an IBIS DSLR) of a stabilized viewfinder, and rotational stabilization around the lens axis.  It also has a...

wherever Adobe wants it to go.  "Pray I don't alter it any further" Not living in America, I never have had the Hulu/Netflix/AmazonOnline choice for movies and TV, so (in my other major hobby) I...

I'm still wondering where a 100/1.4 is.  Nobody has one (ever?), so we have to choose 85 if we want f1.4+ speeds or 135mm / 200mm if we want to maintain 72mm+ aperture in a "portrait" lens.  I...

Which means it is possible to fit the camera in a side pocket of your bag (pouch?) for a backup / second (third?) body.  Going mostly to m43 has made multiple camera setups routine (UWA and...

A problem inherent to the SLR paradigm... which the Olympus / Olympus OP clearly demonstrates :p

telephoto -> wide angle in descending order. Pretty much the same on every system in my experience.

A 12/2.8 for $1300 when there is already a great 12/2 for around half? A 32/1.8... an odd focal length on m43... when there is a 25/1.4 going for about a third? Touit, no reason to bother (which...