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I use extended ISO to get slower shutter speeds at times when I don’t have a ND filter handy.  Blur water, trains, bodies in motion etc.

Some examples here of how IBIS works for me across a few cameras: IBIS Real-World Use: 4 MILC Cameras In addition to not wanting to lug around a tripod, there are a few locations where setting up a ...

I believe firmware 2.0 added a flat profile similar to log.  If I recall there was also a LUT you could download (or use any of the thousands of LUT’s out there to color grade).

I’ve done some humorous contortions myself: reaching over a wall, around a barrier, hovering above water, etc.  The various angles possible with a fully articulating screen are very helpful.  And ...

I think we can all agree Bob can speak for himself. ;-) No one said it was for every situation. My tongue-in-cheek reply to Bob was to illustrate that pixel shift is not "a dead loss" if parts of ...

Time to embrace the motion Bob :-D

That looks like the FF lpph value on the Canon no? APS-C would be: EF 50mm f/1.2: 370 lpph wide open, 770 lpph peak f/4) mFT 25mm f/1.2: 702 lpph wide open, 988 lpph peak (f/4) even the Olympus ...

Should I try that? Will that give me better IQ than the A7R, A7II and A7RII I''ve been using? https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4299273 https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4217979 Can you ...

And what is it, in your opinion, "lessor sensors" are compensating for by using premium lenses that "superior sensors" do not benefit from when using premium lenses?

I'd rather not have color magically appear in something with no color.  My preference. And that moiré? Thank you.  The more I use it, the more I appreciate what it can do.  I don't have to carry my ...

I have to spend $3,800 on the Nikon setup or $3550 on the Sony setup, and still put up with false color vs a $1,950 Olympus setup? Good to know. You chose an example of a static studio scene. If ...

Do photographers spend 10's of thousands on Otus, L, Leica, Nikon Gold, GM, to "compensate" for their sensors?  All those 5- and 6-figure cine lenses just "compensating" for video camera sensors?

Even in the beta ACR web-compressed JPG that is the DPR comparison tool, I see no "destruction".  If we're shooting studio scenes, I would simply switch to high-res and generate 80MP RAW and/or ...

Great work!  You’re braver than I am carrying that much gear.  The PEN-F and Pana 20mm f/1.7 was about all I could juggle with the kids in tow.

Ever wonder what the spot removal tool in LightRoom was built for?   ;-) I don't understand why or how but dust is an ongoing battle for the A7X cameras I've owned.  What's worse is I don't change ...

f/1.29 -> f/1.45 is a 22% loss?  Or is that 78% from advertised f/1.2 -> f/1.45?

Olympus does rate their OM-D (non EM10) and legacy E1,3,5 as IPX1 according to the manuals.  Not sure about Panasonic, never checked.

Right, yet all 3 of my mFT cameras (2 Olympus, 1 Panasonic) meter 1/3 - 1/2 stop faster with the 1.2 vs the PL 1.4.  Thus all the discussion around manufacturers fudging the numbers with some sort ...

Even the speedy AF "PRO" lenses from Olympus have a manual focus clutch. Really handy for video work and for keeping focus during camera power/sleep cycles.

Regardless of any "feelings" he has toward mFT lenses, he was gracious, courteous and patient with my elementary questions (and screw-ups) for nearly a week putting this together.  I'm sure he has ...