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I wish Olympus would abandon there asinine method of updating firmware and adopt the method Nikon and canon use. Using proprietary software and cables plus turning over permissions to their...

Olympus is awesome for macro. It's too bad they don't realize that and commit fully to giving macro shooters everything they can.

Their software is getting to be quite expensive. The tone of this sounds like a subscription model only is where they are going. Everyone criticized Adobe when they adopted the model years ago, but...

Polls like this are just to stir up the brand loyalty wars. a 1,000 photographers polled is so small a sample as to be meaningless.

Well, I'm underwhelmed in trying out the stack feature. Seems to be freezing up. Typical new release with bugs I guess.

Strange use of resources when their lineup has models needing updates.

Ha ha anwiko, but that's a wacko comment, and if you understood how to use such a tool, you'd see the value of it, instead of emulating it.

And still no blur tool...

I had Lightzone in the beginning and loved that app until others superseded it. Too bad because in its time, it was unique and the zone system was wonderful to work with.

Mine saves back to tiff, but the adjusted image does not appear in the C1 catalogue unless I import it. So that, for me, needs to be fixed.

I have a feeling that when it is announced, no one will be able to get one just like the 800 and 400 lenses. Nikon needs to fix their production issues, if they can.

Alright, I'll dig a little deeper and see if I can get it to work. It would be nice if it did as it convenient to have the three apps in one place.

Doesn't work that way for me. Normally, when I export from a raw file, I export a 16 bit tiff. C1 creates the tiff, which appears in the catalogue next to the raw file. The tiff then opens in...

It's a great idea to combine them, however, it doesn't integrate properly with Capture one. When you export a tiff from a raw, Capture One creates the tiff in the catalogue, then sends it to the...

FuzzyDice, yes the Z9 is a great camera, and it puts them in the same league as their competitors. But, while they have some great Z lenses, they also have a raft of lenses I would say are not...

FuhTeng, I appreciate your view, but the reality is that the situation today is irrelevant. Where the market is in 4-5 years is likely where the stable state of the market will be, and it will be...

If Nikon was the only player in the game, it would be different, or if they were the market leader, they could afford to lose market share. I, personally don't think they can, not that they will...

FuhTeng, you aren't looking at the bigger picture. The market is dying, Nikon has lost market share in a big way, and they could keep some of those switchers except they can't supply a product. No...

Nikon can add that to the long list of new products it can't deliver. I'm sure it will also be an eternity before you can get one.

A total yawner IMO with a recycled sensor. IMO to thrive in the camera market you need to bring home runs, not also-rans to the market. There's no room in a collapsing market for "almost good." ...