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Deal is good for an E-M1x

BTW there's a refurbished mk3 on oly outlet at $1400 something, as we speak.

Definitely worth it for the X. Once you chime in the MSRP vs street price of the lenses, and the possible resale of the lenses to keep just the body, you end up with the E-M1x, new and with ...

Panasonic is using the IMX272 sensor in the GH5 (2017) and probably in the G9, which is the same base as the IMX270 sensor used in the E-M1mk2 in 2016. Those are not too old, nor bad sensors. They ...

This is different. Panasonic never had to deal with PDAF, because they gave up on their 4/3 lenses (all four of them) in a clear-cut way. To them, the Depth From Defocus system is a system which is ...

You will be saving a lot of yours and everybody else's time if you start with the manual. There's only so much that can be guessed. You can find it online, just google E-M1mk2 manual. Turn on the ...

Sign up for Olympus Outlet updates, keep track of when they'll give the 20% off coupon (usually a few times per year), then jump on it the second you see it. Refurb Mk3s are around $1400, put the ...

No one is blaming them - Thom Hogan is speculating that adding the same sensor in a Though and in a non-changeable lens pocket camera could have given them the numbers needed to be able to commit ...

They do, at the expense of much less megapixels (10mp). They are video oriented, only camera not exclusively dedicated to video that has this sensor is the Panasonic GH5s. The other two don't have ...

Nope, surveilance cams are a whole different animal. Yi is the Yi M1 4k m43 camera, Z-Cam is the video-dedicated brand of cameras, BMCPCC are tbe BlackMagic dedicated video cameras. We don't know ...

I have both. I haven't done any side to side comparisons in C-AF with my 4/3 lenses, but it's not transcending in any way. AF speed is limited by the lens motor's speed since the mk2 and on, AF ...

A better sensor in the way of simply newer technologies. I won't re-write something that someone did write better than me, so here's a quote from Thom Hoggan (sansmirror dot com - emphasis mine): "...

That's my problem. Do you see a possible strategy out of this ? Sensor-wise, it's 2010 in 4/3 all over again: they are releasing a flagship with an X years old sensor. Wait - it's worse. The E-5's ...

Well no, why, it is completely in check with last week's announcement which was presented as positive news and a bright future. The message is "it's business as usual, we are selling to a nice ...

Anyone thinking that this lens will cost anything less than $2k + $1k per toggle switch (I see five of them but let's throw in one free) + the price of a separate x1.25 adapter needs a reality...

- There is no way on Earth that this lens, if released, would cost less than $6k+, and that's very optimistic. - There is no way on Earth that this lens, if released, would be released in anything ...

Titanic Songbook: A Collection of Music as Heard on the Fateful Voyage -- April 1912

Paperback – March 27, 1997
ISBN-10: 1422352765
ISBN-13: 978-1422352762

Note: This item is out of print and...

Brace on, rant mode ON :) Konica and Minolta (Imaging) got it better that they could dream of. They are now Sony, and stronger than ever. Kodak and Yashica are unfortunately what the future of ...

Well, it took them clowns a full week after ordering and paying for fast shipping to inform me that they are out of stock and that the first production batch has run out. Now it's shipping in ...

Any of them will be good for lenses longer than ~10mm, hopefully. Especially as you're using them in manual focusing for video. Any Viltrox or Viltrox clone will do. See if any of them has a metal ...