Cafe Racer

Thanks. I'll have a look at the links on my pc.

What I'm asking is what method did you use to verify that Olympus under-exposes their raw file and lifts it in software and that the sensor collects more light at ISO 100 and ISO 64?

How did you ascertain this is what's actually happening?

What does it mean "ISO offset was changed for less highlight protection?"

Do you know if the DR of the E-M1iii is the same as the E-M1ii?

No, I'm not saying the Olympus 17mm f1.8 has better performance, I'm saying there's no accurate way for me to determine which lens has better resolution based on the Lenstip charts. The Olympus ...

I would still prefer to see comparable data instead of the reviewer's comment before making any judgement.

As mentioned in the thread by Happy Daze, the Olympus 17mm was shot on a 12mp camera and the Laowa 17mm on a 16mp camera. The resolution figures are not directly comparable.

Are you aware that the Olympus 17mm was shot on a 12mp camera and the Laowa on a 16mp camera? That's why the charts are not directly comparable.

How many photographers absolutely need hhhr mode?  I do wonder if Olympus is putting too much emphasis on features that many photographers don't see as essential. I would have preferred to see ...

And that's the problem, the competition has moved on. With all the publicity that Sony gets for their AF tracking I'd expect Olympus to at least make AF tracking for stills competitive on the E-M1 ...

I'm really surpised that Olympus AF Tracking in stills mode is still not good, even on the E-M1 mk3. Why can't they get this feature right? When I switched from E-M1 mk1 to the Panasonic G80, I ...

Pentax does have a retro camera, it's called Pentax KP.

I would have preferred if Olympus had re-made the 12-50mm lens with an f4 aperture rather than the 12-45mm.

I wish the 12-45mm f4 looked something like this. Nice match for the retro cameras.

My Adobe Camera Raw software sets default sharpening at 25 as it's starting point. I would consider 40 to be very high if it's the LR default or your starting point, as it may increase the ...

Here's a comparison for shooting birds if that's something you may do. https://mirrorlesscomparison.com/best/mirrorless-cameras-for-birds-in-flight/

Well explained Jacques. The same can apply to street shooting when light levels and backgrounds are constantly changing. If find that it's a feature that's not really understood by many until they ...

Exactly, and how would they know it's not as severe as someone else experienced? They would have to have checked the same camera, otherwise they are just speculating. I believe you're giving an ...

That picture is from a review. Perhaps read my other posts. Here's Robin Wong's review of the G9 that he published on MingThein.com. Just like my three experiences with the G9, he says the ...