Pete_W

Yes, the dreaded hot box can be quite dangerous! After leaving school I worked for 4 years before going to university, and during that time worked for the railways, first as a shunter (dangerous ...

Thanks Dick. There were 30 of the 38-class locomotives built and the first 5 had streamlined casing applied for working on express passenger trains. The rest look more conventional. I have seen a ...

Ha ha... yes, the loco was fired up so that's a bit of smoke coming out.

Wow! Stunning view, and a beautiful panorama shot!

Steam locomotive 3801 was built in 1943 and retired from service in 1974. Happily it has been preserved and has spent many years on tourist duties running heritage trips. It has just returned to ...

This looks like a very hastily planned video.

"We really like M4/3 cameras, but...". Sorry, not buying this at all. After the recent G100 review which put the dagger in, I am not watching any...

Great photos Stephen. My favourite is also the timber stairs/boardwalk shot. The G9 + PL10-25 is obviously a great combination!

I've been wanting to get a black version for a while. The EOFY sales had it down as low as  AUD $718 at digiDirect but it's back up to about AUD $830 now.

Not correct. I "cared" and responded on a number of occasions, as did at least one other form member I can remember also responding.

I agree with this. Unfortunately both Pany and Oly have had to contend with websites like DPR who perpetuate the myth that FF is the pinnacle by posting derisory reviews of MFT equipment that do ...

Sadly, I think you're right Jim.

Indeed. It's the same with cars and often indicates compensation for lack in another area. ;-)

Yes, I hope that Panasonic and Olympus (if they continue in MFT) concentrate their efforts on smaller camera and lenses.

Thanks GB. Sensible comments have been much needed in this forum lately. On a tangential note, have you seen the latest DPR video? They seem to suggest that FF manufacturers should make slower and ...

This is my MFT kit: (1) Panasonic G95 (2) Primes: 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 42.5mm (3) Zooms: 7-14mm, 12-60mm, 45-150mm (4) 3 x batteries

I am a bit late to the discussion and haven't read everyone else's responses yet, but Porter's 5 Forces model needs to be considered also to look at the impact of various factors on industry ...

Thanks for the additional background. It does sound like it is time for you to upgrade in my view. And my recommendation is still this: A few months back (well before the news about Olympus) I was ...

Thanks @zakk9!

This is EXACTLY the kind of thinking and approach I would prefer to see in DPR's reviews - a more balanced approach that appreciates cameras will be used in a variety of ways by a...

5) Ignore all the doom and gloom, and buy the camera that best suits your needs now.

Excellent post. My thoughts exactly.