Cafe Racer

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Apologies if this sounds like a stupid question but have you played back images and checked what ISO from the Auto ISO range was used in the final image? Olympus cameras tend to have a quirk ...

Anyone that has sufficient photographic knowledge should be able to use P mode and get good results as they will likely be using it judiciously. I'm a raw shooter and I tend to use P mode when I ...

Well it would require OM to produce the PZ lenses first. If they did that then they could have a reason the create the necessary firmware.

I don't use telephoto lenses and enjoy using primes. Sigma makes some nice little prime lenses for L mount, which makes for small FF kit compared to the G9. Also for those of us that have a bunch ...

Part of the reason could be because they're consumer lenses, not fast aperture pro lenses, along with the potential negative impact they have on battery life. For me I just don't find the ...

We're entering 2023 and still no small rangefinder style M4/3 camera with PDAF. What a shame. Fuji must be laughing all the way to the bank!

PPP Cameras. You can mail the lens there.

Perfect, now I understand.

I see, you do it for the enjoyment rather than with a particular theme or story in mind. You're just looking for the most consistent way to get some subject seperation. Would that be right?

Do you find this technique results in better photos than any other approach you've tried? No, I'm not assuming that. What do you find most appealing/interesting about the candid photos you posted?

It seems like what you're trying to capture are portraits, which you're categorising as street photography. Maybe if you simply focus on capturing interesting portraits then the 'street' part may ...

Yes, I think many people value a good viewfinder, which is why I believe they look for feedback on forums.

Many people who largely intend on using a viewfinder to compose their images may want to get an idea of the quality of an EVF as it can affect their overall shooting experience. The problem is ...

You made no grand claims, it's just not clear what differences you're referring to in your original statement. "Straw dog." I'm simply suggesting that if you added more information in your original ...

You responded to River Photography's comment "image quality is everything" stating "I really don't see much difference between my GX9 and my former a7III." The daylight images you posted represent ...

Nope. This kind of scene is not exactly a torture test for any camera.

Take the same scene with a Type 1 (1" type) sensor camera and you're also unlikely to see much difference.

No, like many aspects of photography; it depends. When digital cameras were introduced many people accepted a drop in image quality for the convenience of digital.