BobT3218

We are only looking at the camera now. Maybe you wait till you see the prices of the full livery of top line lenses when they came out then see if you can afford to switch.

For me m4/3 is all about affordable top line glass. Sensor size aside, check the price of anything in FF that comes close to the Oly 300mm f4 PRO.

"... he could either invest in compromises, which won't fulfil his needs or in a mount type, which in the medium term will die out anyway." Not sure what you mean there.

Totally agree with PostModernBloke but I guess some people have to make a living selling pics and if it takes "ooh aah" pics to do it, so be it.

Yes, I just tried it too. I was surprised to see it has all the proprietary setting for my Oly camera and lens.

Any suggestions?  I've been using PotoME for years but it has long since stopped being supported.  I expect there are newer and better ones out now.

The light meter would have to be the old selenium type that doesn't require a battery. I have a beautiful old Konica Autoreflex T but sadly the battery for the light meter is no longer. I'm back...

It's a German thing. They decided you don't need an LCD so you don't get one. Whether you want one or not is irrelevant :)

Me too.  Actually I'm not passing, I'm just not considering it.  Haven't used FF since I left film.  Simply put, I can't afford FF.  I love top of the line glass.  With m4/3 I can afford it, with ...

For me I would like to see the following: (1) Make focus tracking actually work but ideally it should be at least as good as the best.  It needs better algorithms and higher processing power.

shigzeo:
OK, I understand. However, by the comments of the "pros" on this site, it's hardly an "essential pro feature" you must admit . I mean, wedding patrons are constantly flashed at, an...

shigzeo:
Not sure but visually it doesn't appear to be a pattern. Actually I had assumed the LED light came from the flash unit which has LED AF assist but it comes from the camera. Works just fine.

"And I'm glad I'm not a pro"? It's funny for us Aussies to read that. "Pro" in Aussie slang means what you would call a hooker. I have "PRO" on a couple of my Oly lenses. Not proud of it but I...

Not sure what the writer is on about exactly. I have an Oly E-M1 with a pre-mirrorless FL-50R flash and the AF assist works fine in both full mechanical and first curtain electronic (anti shock)...

As I see it the saving grace is that on-sensor AF development is a long way from reaching its potential, albeit at the expense of a few pixels.

"Last but not least is the IMX272. This 20-megapixel Four Thirds-type sensor has 3.3 micron pixels and a maximum readout of 60 frames per second. This has been confirmed by TechInsights to be...

David Bo:
Olympus actually. Older lenses would hunt a bit. The newer lenses have very fast and accurate AF with no hunting but occasionally, when starting well OOF and low light, it will just sit...

Yes, on-sensor AF has a bit go to catch up to through-the-mirror AF but it will get there. On the bright side and what is often forgotten, lens to camera calibration is a thing of the past.

I don't know how well these lenses were vetted by the photographic media but the media would do everyone, buyers and sellers, a big favour by jumping on these kickstarter products straight away to...

With camera sales in such decline, it's little wonder. The surprise is that not more third party suppliers have gone under. However, I expect the name will be sold and held on to for resurrection...