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I would guess the R&D departments of the big camera makers are bristling with ideas, including possibly even yours. They're all constantly looking for new product to carry the business forward. But ...
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My shooting experience goes back to the Exakta Varex and Exa 500 SLRs, which were reflex cameras with non-return mirrors. You had to wind on the film and re-cock the shutter after an exposure to ...
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I have just got back into M4/3 after a break. A while ago, I got rid of my small Olympus Pen kit and switched to Nikon 1. This was interesting but ultimately disappointing so I am currently ...
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I would bin it. Can't comment on its merits, artistic or otherwise: I just don't see (or imagine) anything recognisable in it.
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Mirrorless cams have got to the point now where they are smaller, lighter, and more user-friendly than DSLRs while offering equal or better performance. The sales figures tell the story regarding ...
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I notice that 50% of your respondents picked "other" which suggests you did not do your homework very well on camera brands. I switched from an Olympus DSLR to a Panasonic mirrorless, for instance. ...
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The E-P5 shares its sensor and processor (and mechanical shutter) with the E-M5.
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Hey Papa, I'm 73 in a couple of weeks and I don't feel that the end is in sight. (I'm too old to carry an X-S1 for miles though...)
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Sorry to come in at a tangent, but I would suggest the best m43 bargain at the moment is the PEN E-P5 - if you can find one. Out of production, only available used, scarce, but can be had for ...
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Never owned either one, don't wish for either. I dipped my toe in the waters long ago with the Nikon Coolpix A, and found the fixed prime lens concept very frustrating. I can get the same ...
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My recently purchased Olympus XZ-1 was my travel camera for a family trip to the Channel Island of Guernsey. The Cottage, Petit Bot, Guernsey The Herm ferry landing at the Rosaire Steps, Herm Guer ...
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Check out the Adapted Lens Talk forum. Most of the posters there are using mirrorless bodies for their old lenses, because it's so much easier to adapt the old lenses to mirrorless than to DSLRs. I ...
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Phone images come out sharpened already, so a comparison is difficult. Anyway, whatever, I like the lens.
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I found that the SEL 16/2.8 lens is not a bad lens at all particularly when used with the UWA adapter making it a 12mm WA lens. I believe most applications for such a lens are landscape images ...
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I had wondered about that, but it seems to me, looking back at the DSLR boom, that a lot of buyers got the camera and the kit lens, used just that, then after a while put it in the drawer and used ...
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OK, some old ones from an Australia trip in 2008. Echuca old town, on the Murray River Philip Island These first two are SOOC jpegs, the wildlife ones were cropped and enhanced a bit. Kookaburra Wa ...
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Nice to see some love for the classic C-7070WZ. I bought one when it appeared and it was this camera that convinced me that digital was the future. Nowadays its shortcomings are more obvious but ...
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I'll remember - should the X30 be the one to go, it should be to an appreciative new home!
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Good question. The answer is, the XZ-1. I got the camera and VF-2 viewfinder on an impulse buy, so cheap I couldn't resist, It does almost everything that the X30 does, in a much smaller form ...
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I get that the OP isn't really asking for advice, but I would also point out that some of us do not fantasise about high price photo gear. If my stuff were to disappear or get stolen, I would ...
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