Sudo Nimh

I think the .orf file contains a .jpg preview, which Olympus Viewer loads first so you can see which image it is. Then it loads the raw image data quickly for a coarse preview, then it refines the...

VF-4 is better, VF-3 is cheaper, take your pick. I use the VF-3 with my E-P3, and it meets my needs. I tried the VF-2, which was bigger and brighter and cost more, and which is being replaced by...

The difference is not just the size of the sensor, but also the type. The XZ-1 has a CCD sensor and the NEX-6 has CMOS. CMOS is more sensitive to low light.

Free as in beer, yes.

I like OV3. It seems a bit more stable than OV2. Specifically it does not seem to freeze when I disconnect my camera, as OV2 sometimes did. I don't notice any difference in speed, but I haven't...

I was going to come back at you with a challenge to pinpoint the US cities with populations greater than that of Canberra. (There are 50 of them.) But when I looked up Canberra's population, I...

Huzzah! Thank you, DPR!

Suddenly, the For Sale and Wanted forum started displaying city names at the start of listings, instead of national flags. I want flags back! I don't care what city the gear is in. If it's not...

Fortunately for Nik users, the people who went to MacPhun appear to be more from the sales side than the development side.

I like the Oly 17/2.8. I tried the Panny 14/2.5, but it was wider than I wanted for general photography, and it has its own problems with corner sharpness. Fortunately, corner sharpness isn't so...

A major difference from XZ-1 to XZ-2 is that the sensor type changed from CCD to CMOS. The whole industry made the same move for more light sensitivity and less power consumption. After the change,...

When I was your age, I wanted a Minolta SRT-101, but my earnings could finance only a Hi-Matic F. It turned out, that Hi-Matic took great photos! Buy what you can afford, and enjoy using it while...

Olympus doesn't base its product offerings on the gear used by its most talented customers. Rather, it chooses Olympus Visionaries who put the company's current product offerings to exemplary use.

The 19mm and the 45mm make a terrific 2-prime kit. I don't think I have any images to show the 19's corner sharpness, but there are lots of samples and reviews online. You'll like it.

Nice photo. Will they print from digital files? I couldn't find any mention of that service on the website, but I suppose Ilford wants to sell Ilford film.

Nice processing! The XZ-1's noise reduction is out of control, but that lens can lay down a beautiful RAW image.

Let's see some photos. If "the most glaring miscue is that there's no infrared proximity sensor to switch between the LCD and EVF," then the camera might not be bad. A lot of great photography has...

Now that Ricoh's GR has adopted a larger APS-C sensor, there are some good prices on used GRD3s and GRD4s. I noticed that sample photos from those cameras are usually in grayscale, and the color...

You have the moderate wide lens, so next you need the moderate long lens. I never hear anyone complain about the 45mm/1.8. The 45 and the 17 together would give you a fast, small, lightweight kit...

I love these. The color adds immediacy and modernizes the images. Looking at Lincoln is like seeing him in the present. The effect is bracing.