jquagga

Why are you still on about this?  It was explained by the previous folks who replied to your thread that the lens corrections for Panasonic and Olympus m43 lenses are automatically applied.  You...

That's ... kinda the whole point right?  It is less substantial.  It's less to carry; less bulk; the camera to take with you and enjoy yourself rather than toting 'equipment'.  The one problem with...

One of the major bonus points for the 5100/5200 over the 3200 is of all thing, the flipping, tilting screen on the back. It's one of the major advantages I find with mine (I have the 5100). The 5...

*looks at the $60 GPS data logger charging on his desk* Um, you don't have to use a cell phone for GPS functionality.  I geotag just about every photo I take both from the PEN and the Nikon with...

I've never thought of it that way.  But I guess when I pick up my m43 system (which is a body and one spare lens) I guess I'm leaving my $2K of APS-C equipment on the sidelines.   I use my m43...

*shrug*. I might get a 5C eventually for the LTE. Neither phone offers me anything else I'm interested in.

However if the 5S anti-blur / theoretically better white balance means I have to...

I have a D5100 and the E-PM2 you mention.  You're correct in that the E-PM2 takes longer to wake up than the D5100.  And the lenses (as seems to the case for most mirrorless) carry a price premium...

Price will be a key figure.  The prices for wide angle in m43 are a bit too high for my taste (unless you want the 7.5mm fisheye) so this might actually be an option for some people.  Regarding the...

Make a list of camera's that interest you and start renting them.  When you find one which is a closer match to your goals, transfer over.   Your later posts lean towards two systems.  If that's...

Why are you getting rid of the D90?  Is it failing in some way?  Too big?  Not megapixely enough?  Too little dynamic range?  If you answer those questions, you might be able to frame this question...

Well, I think you now have every opinion under the sun in this thread.  I think that's a good thing - you have to figure out how you like the photo and make it that way.  For this picture, trying...

I think there's already a push to "standardize" around APS-C in the mirrorless world.  Sony, Fuji, Canon, etc.  So I wouldn't expect many 3rd party mirrorless lenses designed for m43.  There's also...

I think you'd want a good flash you could bounce as a start.  The 18-55 is a sensible start here.  With landscapes you'll want a tripod and maybe a wider angle lens than the 18-55.  Portraits you...

Honestly I'd go with a DSLR.  Your son will soon be in the "running around" phase and the AF on a DSLR still has a speed advantage there.  That said, you seem to want something smaller.  In that...

Well, this thread has veered horribly off track.  From a pragmatic level, that new "anti-blur" filter in Photoshop is to my knowledge non-trivial.  You have to be able to tell which direction and...

I usually have the 20 on mine for this purpose.  It's the fastest, smallest pancake and one of the the sharpest.  I'm focusing on the phrase "nights out".  At night, I'd want the 20.   That said,...

As someone also in the DC area who's never been able to see the EVF of an OM-D, my plan to handle all of this stuff is to hop on the train to NYC for PhotoPlus in October.  I haven't had much luck...

Oh that second shot is from July! Yeah that's a crazy amount of metal to shop out. I look forward to the cage coming down and the fence being removed.

The OPs shots are from March.  The scaffolding wasn't fully erected at the time.  I believe he is hiding it behind Grant in his shot.   February.  Scaffolding is starting to go up.  It's about as...

I suppose if you have distortion correction on, the JPEG embeded in the RAW file will be corrected.   I also shoot RAW but these days most of my lenses are non-Nikon so I'm not even going to bother...