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Whatever it's called, buffering frames & saving some prior to shutter press is not new, nor exclusive to the E-M1. Fujifilm had such a feature on their now discontinued fixed-lens X-S1 and HS50EXR ...

I hope you're not making the assumption that the 1 inch type superzooms are smaller/lighter than m43 with a "normal" zoom attached. They're not. The G9 + 14-140II is about the same size & weighs ...

In the post I linked to earlier https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63082296 I did mention that I moved to the G9 from the FZ2500. One thing I do like about that class of camera is that you're not ...

See this post from two years ago on why I switched from a Lumix FZ2500 to a G9: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63082296 Since then, the G9 has only gotten better, with firmware updates to the ...

You say you have experience with the Panasonic GH5. If you've taken still photos with that, you'll be getting the same IQ with the G9 as they use the same sensor. The K-1 has the potential to ...

Others have chimed in on the camera body question. I'll briefly say that my G9 is just a joy to use. Regarding your lens question: the "classic/traditional" 35mm portrait lenses have been somewhere ...

Thanks Jack! This was not my first airshow, and I know all about how shutter speed is related to prop blur. I choose to use shutter speeds faster than many others - slow enough to still have some ...

Thanks Jack! The A-1 and Mustang are probably the crown jewels of HFM's current collection. Since it looks like another museum fairly close by will be closing operations & selling their assets, I'm ...

Good shots, nothing to be ashamed of here. Two things to consider, though - a lower shutter speed will blur the props more, with the result of a more active image. Also a Red Dot Sight like the ...

Our local flight museum (Heritage Flight Museum in Burlington, Washington USA) was able to resume flight operations last month. In celebration, they put almost every airworthy aircraft from their ...

Since you mentioned renting a lens in one of your replies, that should definitely be considered: rent either the Lumix 100-300 or 100-400 for your trip. That will give you the reach you'll need ...

Ah yes, much like what went on for the Pearl Harbor film Tora! Tora! Tora! Dilemma: airworthy Mitsubishi Zeroes are like hens' teeth. Solution: T6 Texan trainers are similar in appearance; modify ...

OK, so it's - a Spanish-built hybrid of a BF109 airframe & Merlin engine, and - a true variant of the BF109, not a one-off mongrel just to keep a 109 in the air. Nevertheless, the pedantic purist ...

Great shots, but that ME-109 is just...wrong. Must have had an engine transplant. No original 109 ever had the prop and exhausts high up on the nose like that. The powerplant was an inverted-V12, ...

My 50-200 - bought new two years ago - has a slight roughness in the zoom ring at that point where the rear lens group changes direction. Can't say I really noticed it until I checked just now. Fro ...

Let's not leave Panasonic out of the picture. As long as you're looking on the used market, and 16MP is adequate, consider the Lumix G80/85. It's a very good camera in its own right, will do focus ...

I note in your gear list that you have an Olympus EM-1 MkII.  That's an entirely suitable body for wildlife/birding with the appropriate lens. Why not spend your money on such a lens (e.g. ...

Also check your IS settings in the camera - is it set for full-on vertical and horizontal IS, or are you using panning IS? Panning IS will not compensate for horizontal camera movement, as it's ...

Is it truly that the images must be cropped to 16:9, or that the maximum dimensions of a submission can't exceed a number that happens to be 16:9? My camera club uses a Full HD projector for its ...

Agree. I also have both, and don't see any real difference in IQ. If you want to shoot JPEG, they both have the same generation Venus engine, so produce similar results when using the same settings.