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That image is stunning...Just amazing colours you captured...Thank you sharing your image...

Different people have different camera requirements. No one sensor size is the best for all applications...

Why do some full-frame users insist on saying all other sensor sizes (mainly smaller) are legacy and pointless. Why is the 35mm the end all and be all image sensor format. Full-Framers please tell...

@Trk I can answer your question about who buys "this" and "why". Not everyone in the photography world values sensor size, MP numbers and other sensor specs above everything else...Some of us value...

Great shot...nice rich tones...

Fantastic composition...The bird is really sharp...Looks great in B&W...

Love the little guy in the photo...really adds scale to this shot...Awesome photo...

This shot was taken from one of the beaches in Tofino, BC, Canada A Wild Peacefulness - Shot taken at one of the beaches in Tofino, BC, Canada

All I can say is thank you...Probably the most informative “article” on HR and HHHR mode I have ever read...Thank you for taking what must have taken many many hours to write the content and make ...

I will not name names, but don't listen to the "m43 is dead" baloney that spews out of many YouTube channels or other publications. These pundits say m43 will go away because FF is for ...

The best value per dollars spent now in my opinion is the EM1ii ... The EM5iii is only slightly less expensive but lacks dual card slots... If money is no object, then get the EM1iii...The newest ...

Everyone here has made some great points. I am a happy Olympus user, so my advice and thoughts on your requirements are of course biased...So weigh that against the others... On a pure spec sheet ...

I used to have an EM5ii and I loved it...Just a beautifully designed camera...I only sold it because the EM1ii went on sale last year and I upgraded to that camera... Anyways...above, you said you ...

I understand this makes zero difference in regards to image quality, but one reason some might go for the Olympus lens over the Panasonic is that it looks better when attached to Olympus cameras. A ...

Mac version please...While I am making requests...Olympus, if you are listening...web cam utility program for your cameras would be nice...

Anyways...awesome news...Thanks Canon...

In my opinion the answer is an easy one...Since you own an Olympus camera get the Olympus 300mm f/4... Why? Using the Oly lens with your Oly camera means you get Dual IS...and it will probaly just ...

I saw the picture below (edited by me to add a note bubble)  from Dpreview user @rsamos who shared a pic of his camera with this perfect looking grip on it in another thread...I was wondering if ...

It's not the bodies...it is the lens sizes and prices...Pro lenses for the Sony cameras get big and expensive fast when you go out to 200 - 600 mm focal lengths...

I think he is referring to the lenses not the camera bodies...which for any mount, the lenses are what make all the difference in image quality...Canon, Nikon and Sony view APS-C as a stepping ...