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I think that is partially due to the way they designed their fast zooms. They took design configurations for FF 35-70 and 70-200 f/2.8 zooms (not actual designs, but the basic lens configuration) and built a 2x wide converter behind them. Saved a little space by integrating the converter with the last couple of elements of the zoom, but nonetheless, the result was still larger than the equivalent lens on FF (and since they lost a stop in the process, much larger than the equivalent f/4 zoom).I am having trouble understanding the logic. 4/3 had fast zooms and failed.
Perhaps. But I will believe it, when I see it. What this system definitely does not need is huge heavy lenses trying to match their HG/SHG 4/3 analogs, which were admittedly very good optically, but completely bonkers from the point of view of playing to the strength of the system (and price too).I think the failure of the f/2 zooms doesn't preclude having another go, but using the scaling design principle rather than the wide converter one.
..Hey, Gareth - long time no see...
I've been using my old 50-200 on the EM5 a lot lately.
Hmmm.the IS system works like gangbusters. One thing I haven't seen with 50-200 on EM5 is.... motion blur. Not a single instance. Can't say the same for 50-200 on the E3.
My my there seems to be a number of cowardly sockpuppets posting in recent weeks some like you even posting in the same thread as your true id . If you are going to pretend to be someone else at least change the record see you aroundExactly. Some who were treating the E-system like trash at the time, always complaining that other systems were better, now are in deep mourning, objecting to the fact that we toast and drink to the deceased.Olympus should have died along with the E system DSLRs, they had no business abandoning a perfectly failing system that never earned them money...
Or perhaps they are in a hurry to bury m4/3 too, since it will never match their expectations as great photographers and opinion leaders
The sensor should always be the worst of the lot, the new lenses are bottleglass, the bodies are too small, the buttons are too fiddly, these wannabe Pros are telling us.
And when real Pros from other sites tell us that m4/3 is perfectly acceptable in many work environments, they stomp their feet and begin to cry even worse, smearing those poor b@stards as much they can
Agony aunts all the way...
Do you mean the 7-14 mm f/4? Because that is the only zoom I currently own.Notice I said most people. Clearly some do like primes, and that's fine. You have access to a number of good primes with m4/3. A lot of us are however still waiting for good zoom lenses. m4/3 has only a single one at the moment.I am an enthousiast and I prefer primes. I even shoot events with primes.Precisely. Primes really are not the preferred way of shooting for most people, even enthusiasts.What do the owners of the high end APS and FF systems use? Fast zooms. What does M43 not have? Fast zooms, at least until the two Panny lenses come out, assuming if their IQ holds up and they don't lean too much on in body correction. What does 4/3 have? Fast zooms, the class of their field, that handle well on a gripped EM5. As many of us know, the combination of 12-60 and 50-200 is hard to beat, essentially a bag full of primes. Small can also be fewer lenses to carry.
Stirling this is your other nick you were using just last weekMy my there seems to be a number of cowardly sockpuppets posting in recent weeks some like you even posting in the same thread as your true id . If you are going to pretend to be someone else at least change the record see you aroundExactly. Some who were treating the E-system like trash at the time, always complaining that other systems were better, now are in deep mourning, objecting to the fact that we toast and drink to the deceased.Olympus should have died along with the E system DSLRs, they had no business abandoning a perfectly failing system that never earned them money...
Or perhaps they are in a hurry to bury m4/3 too, since it will never match their expectations as great photographers and opinion leaders
The sensor should always be the worst of the lot, the new lenses are bottleglass, the bodies are too small, the buttons are too fiddly, these wannabe Pros are telling us.
And when real Pros from other sites tell us that m4/3 is perfectly acceptable in many work environments, they stomp their feet and begin to cry even worse, smearing those poor b@stards as much they can
Agony aunts all the way...
Actually I think the prefered way isn't too far from my own prefered way, zooms to cover "everything" and a few primes to handle low light, portrait and other interesting stuff.Precisely. Primes really are not the preferred way of shooting for most people, even enthusiasts.
The std. lenses were never going to cut it anyway. They are far too big for what they do, they are slow zooms without any advantage, the mFT SG lenses are small and light.... They also gave up a lot of standard lens sales during the 2 years it took them to redo the standard grade line in m4/3 mounts.
Really? There have not been 18 month between the past releases, why should they start now?On-sensor PDAF on the other hand can easily be as fast as the E-5, or even faster. But the E-M5 is unlikely to be replaced for at least 18 months, and since such a feature would be a good way to differentiate high-end and low-end bodies, I don't see such an addition before the release of the E-M5's successor, sometime around the end of 2013.
Inspector Bogus strikes again. Let's see your evidence that this nick is him.Stirling this is your other nick you were using just last weekMy my there seems to be a number of cowardly sockpuppets posting in recent weeks some like you even posting in the same thread as your true id . If you are going to pretend to be someone else at least change the record see you aroundExactly. Some who were treating the E-system like trash at the time, always complaining that other systems were better, now are in deep mourning, objecting to the fact that we toast and drink to the deceased.Olympus should have died along with the E system DSLRs, they had no business abandoning a perfectly failing system that never earned them money...
Or perhaps they are in a hurry to bury m4/3 too, since it will never match their expectations as great photographers and opinion leaders
The sensor should always be the worst of the lot, the new lenses are bottleglass, the bodies are too small, the buttons are too fiddly, these wannabe Pros are telling us.
And when real Pros from other sites tell us that m4/3 is perfectly acceptable in many work environments, they stomp their feet and begin to cry even worse, smearing those poor b@stards as much they can
Agony aunts all the way...
http://www.dpreview.com/members/3295912855
here you are in the same thread as your 'true ID'
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1041&message=41364434
of course I've filed against you
'see you around' as they say
Or to put it another way you were banned because of abusive postsROTFL. Last week I was on 'holidays', courtesy of our masters, for having fought a pitched battle against a coven of trolls at 1022.
So for a week I had to wear some old summer clothes, which happens very rarely
I am on actual holiday and ihave hardly posted in the past couple of weeks. I noticed several sockpuppet posts not just this one. And typically most sockpuppets sign up to continue their ongoing feuds though according to others it seems i set up a fake idto be polite to several posters go figure.BTW the aforementioned coven came entirely from this forum, being led by Great Bustard and his denizens. Did you guys here pay for their school trip?![]()
Well, you have to admit, it's original.it seems i set up a fake idto be polite to several posters go figure.
Or insaneWell, you have to admit, it's original.it seems i set up a fake idto be polite to several posters go figure.
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The specialist holidays they do now! There's something to suit every interest these days.i am on holiday with a crap connectionWell, you have to admit, it's original.it seems i set up a fake idto be polite to several posters go figure.
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