Robemo

When I see so many strong opinions on these forums I always wonder how many of these opinions are actually based on any practical photographic experience (not just from books) and how many have...

... is rather subjective. Futhermore it's also important what kind of photography you have in mind. Landscapes, social scenes, action, portraits, ... ? It matters. And above all, what is your...

This has been my practise for years. I have a good relationship with the Canon people here and they do my lenses (if necessary) instead of fiddling with MFA for hours and hours. I mentioned it in...

Well, if the blog proves anything, it is that this photographer has quite a lot of experience with advanced camera models like the 1DIV het owns. As the blog shows, this guy knows a lot about the...

Well, I am sorry if that wasn't clear from my posting, but 'overkill' is of course subjective. I used the word 'overkill' from my perspective. Meaning that during my photographic history I never...

Getting a 5DIII for taking pictures of your kids seems to be a bit of overkill, also because you have, as you state yourself, limited experience. The reality is that the 5DIII is of course capable...

May be I am wrong, but it still seems as if you are ' looking for an excuse' to give in to a certain ' gear addiction'. How many cameras does one need to get the job done? And you really have had...

A heavily cropped image = a badly composed image. A strange reason for selecting a camera. I think you are in deep trouble and in a way you already have come to that conclusion yourself (the gear...

I use M4/3 as an 'addition' to my full frame camera. I nice combo for different situations and circumstances. I never had the urge to get rid of either. They complement eachother well.

... that you intend to make money with your photographs, I can only say that buying new gear is not essential. I am an old school photographer that started in the roll film era. When there was no...

... on you actually. Although you shared the types of photography you practise with us, there are many things we don't know. One important thing is what you do with your images. Do you print them...

You haven't told us what you do with the images. Are they printed? And if so, what size the most? And what is the output used for? For casual viewing or to be used in professional magazines? If the...

Dear Mark, I am a bit confused by your respons. As an old school photographer coming from the film SLR/large format cameras era (manual focus and manual metering) I can certainly agree on your...

The nice thing is, that many models of m4/3 use the same sensor and/or produce (almost) the same image quality (especially in RAW). So you could get an 'intermediate' model to try it, to see if it...

Many famous and established photographers used very minimal gear for their photos (but most of them were very particular en precise about their 'processing'). Nowadays with digital the choice of...

I know the feelings you describe (I am only a few years younger). So I decided to get a M43 camera as an addition to my 6D en lenses. And I am very pleased with it. I use it in situations best...

Just this week I had a chance to work with both for a day. Both nice cameras. Comparisons of cameras based on well lit studio scenes is a bit deceiving. In real life the difference between full...

If image quality, especially in low light is important to you, the 6D is for you. Coming from aps-c myself, I can only say that I am still amazed every day by the big leap in image quality in less...

Well, you still have to get from A to B and depending of the means of transportation the added bulk and weight can still be rather cumbersome. I cary a 'spare' Fuji X-E1 for emergencies.   R.

Sorry, looked at the wrong stats. The rest of my reaction stays.