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Take two sets of two photos: (1) One set with a fixed color temperature on both lenses (2) Another set with AWB enabled on both lenses

Turn of the focus assist, and then assign the magnification to a custom button instead.

Yes, but that has the disadvantage of both systems, neither the accuracy of AF-S CDAF finishing touch, nor the up-to-the-split-second tracking of AF-C.

Reputedly, among the tradeoffs between these two modes: (1) AF-S stops attempting to focus once focus is acquired, but switches from PDAF to CDAF for final focus adjustment. (So you lose focus to ...

They won’t advertised as a firmware fix for a hardware problem. It’s also inconsistent with the symptoms. So yeah, firmware.

Even if the rumor is 100% correct, "released in 2 weeks" very easily means that it will be fixed by developers in a couple of weeks, which turns into four, then sent to QA which requires maybe up ...

Of course, the shooter’s own reaction time will vary.

Continuous AF doesn't relate strictly to drive mode at all. It means it will continue adjusting the focus for moving subjects instead of ceasing to move the lens once focus is initially acquired. U ...

I think his conclusions were more positive than your summary. He thought CA (including LOCA) was better controlled on Tamron. That’s a pretty big deal, if true. A slim, light, 67mm threaded, ...

Its a macro, its an inexpensive Sigma Art lens, it doesn't quite duplicate another focal length. It should be shipping soon. I'm looking at it for slide and negative duplication. On the negative ...

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These are the considerations. For myself it is the MFD and small size of the Tamron that appeal to me most. I could afford a GM lens, but I want something that doesn’t totally dwarf the camera. The ...

Having at least once been, like you, so consistently misunderstood, I learned that there’s a reason for it. It usually requires an adjustment on my part. How about you?

We have a representative of B&H who monitors this site and checks in with customers. I’ve only had outstanding service from them. You presume to find fault because you think they are playing games ...

It isn't just the camera price or even the lenses. The shooting envelope of the X1D is much narrower, (though the compactness of the camera helps). But if you really need good AF, for example, you ...

Peaking is a phenomenal tool provided you understand its limitations. (1) You should not expect to use it as successfully with wider lenses or stopped down.

You’re welcome.

@panther fan, This word, "very easily", I don't think it means what you think it means. Perhaps you have it confused with the word "theoretically".

But I agree that we have many of us gotten some...

Then you will be at the mercy of adapters and their individual tolerances.
You will also receive unrepresentative quality of the camera due to designs intended for different optical stacks....

Albeit initially as a 4k capture mode. But I don't think Olympus should get the credit as if they originated the feature.