OldGuy-Yuri

I spend a lot of time outdoors, mountains, year-round. Been using my E-P5 for quite some time and this past 2 yrs, EM-5-2. Luv them both. Also have a EM-1-2 for a year, but for 'carry ...

Annoyed enough to inflict a philosophically pedantic post.  LOL! As for the OP's cormorants - once humanity can generally accept that everything matters, then there's some hope of continued ...

The Sun offers so many variations, so many persona. That final wink goodbye for the day, that pastel light of Alpenglow, and so many more. August and September are the very brown days, here in the ...

Unexpected winter snows, in late April, approaching as we passed Nuptse on our way to Everest Base Camp. The last we saw of any of the high peaks, Nuptse with the Khumbu Glacier at its feet. Nuptse ...

excellent camera, but keep your EM5-ii, if you can. I have both and still use my EM5-ii more than the EM1-ii... I use mysets a lot and have 3 assigned to buttons, so one press allows a quick setup ...

EM5-mkii - awesome camera! My #1 by far, and I also have a EM1-mkii... Easily worth the $200+ , for the body alone; not even considering the added lens and any other stuff+. A good EM5-mkii will ...

Back to DTC... I thought a useful experiment, for me, would be to compare an image taken w/ DTC and then an image taken w/o, but with FL sized up to 'match' the FL which the DTC created. so, an ...

Realizing now that Olympus seems to have completely eliminated 'mysets'. The E-PL10 doesn't seem to have any mysets, which have been available at least since my E-PM2 ??? And the E-PL10 has only ...

Don;t forget the 'negative'/downgrade feature - no apparent mysets on the EM10 IV... Thx Yuri

I'll agree with Funny Valentine, once I had some time with the 75-300, I found ways to improve my results. The 75-300 does quite well (IQ) at distances under 30 m and acceptable up to about 50-60 m. ...

Thank You Henry and all who have contributed to this thread! I'll admit to having completely ignored the DTC function - ignorance and assumption are terrible things. And we all have hidden pockets ...

My shooting is predominantly 'outdoors' combo of critters/plants/landscape. Like I said, I know I have a handholding issue, which I'm constantly working on. My tests were done in my yard, using my ...

no, no no reference to your shots - other than impressed by the IQ for your combo. I used the tripod and selftimer to remove variables while further testing to determine, if possible, why the combo ...

Great to see... I tried to use my 50-200 SWD, using my MMF-2, with an EC-20 and had fairly awful results. Hand-shake aside, even on a tripod, using a 2 sec selftimer, the images were very degraded... ...

If this is fact, then a very significant step back! I bought a EM1-ii as an 'upgrade' to my E5-ii and after find that the EM1 has three 'custom' dial settings as replacement for mysets. Now, the ...

Even though I have quite some decades in the higher reaches of Marketing & Sales in the industries I was involved in, far be it for me to assume that I know much of anything about our niche in the ...

Yeah, so I was hoping for a lens of the quality of the PANY-leica, without the issues most noted for the Pany - Leica;  dubious weatherproofing (many complaints about significant dust in lens, ...

Really Simple? Really Cheap? Amazon soft bubble package which is used for smallish stuff you might have ordered, usually big enough for my EM-5-ii with the 14-150 attached.. Otherwise same can be ...

Great article! A lesson in life and living we can all learn, again and again. The urge to 'create' certainly does bring out the best in us (mostly...). It's great to see his pragmatism, without ...

Can't say I have a recommendation for a specific brand monpod; but the overkill models are not for my interest. I have a Sima SMP1, cheap (as in cost, not value) Why I like it. 1. Was $25 new - ...