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My opinion is that it is got to do with the limitations of Olympus gears in general, especially with the earlier models (and I felt the same for earlier M43 models too, like E-P2). The fact that...

The design reminds me of a Sony NEX

OMG Laser can kill a camera instantly, folks using cameras there should be careful.

Great capture!

Thanks! Though I think from whichever website you downloaded from, you can select the language during installation, that seems to be the policy of Olympus (always having multi-language) Playing...

FYI Viewer 3 is now available for download at the Olympus website (not just the update but version 1.0 itself) http://www.olympus.co.jp/jp/support/cs/soft/index.html

Very nice use of the filter.They remind me of the scenes in Silent Hill.

Very nice colours and it looks very effective with the 16:9 [?] ratio.I wish for a good winter too.

Very nice shots, love the colours.The 11-22mm has been my most desired lens so far.

Very beautiful colours, esp the trees and the toadstool.Somehow I miss the way you processed your pictures in the past.

I think it depends on individual tastes.I like your picture though, the mountains look like Chinese ink paintings. If only the sky is clearer.Thanks for sharing!

Very nice shots, like the second and the last.I have been to Scotland several times but only during the summer.

Taken at the Botanical Garden in Berlin yesterday. Fantastic weather, but it turned very bad today and if the forecast is right, it is going to be below zero this Friday. Glad I went out on the...

Great compositions! It seems as if the visitors and the words on the wall were there to pose for your pictures.

Love the wonderful array of colours that is sandwiched between the belts of green and blue.Like the Duck shot.I thought the motion blur of the wings makes it a very effective contrast to the...

I am overwhelmed by the photos. I think I must visit Norway!

Thank you for the spectacular shots, like the colours of the clouds the best in these two shots.Winter is coming and I suppose it will be harder (and shorter) to see the wonderful play of light again.

I think it is a castor plant. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castor_oil_plant)