Cafe Racer

I would have preferred a metal body too.

It's not uncommon for people to get a bit annoyed when someone expresses an opinion that they don't agree with. I prefer the plastic body and leatherette cover used for the E-M10iii, which in my ...

It's unfortunate that Olympus used cheap feeling plastic for the E-M5iii body when the previous models were metal. I suspect it was a cost saving decision owing to the dire financial situation of ...

I have the Panasonic G80 and it does apply chromatic aberration correction on Olympus lenses for both Jpeg and Raw. This is something I checked when I bought the G80 and compared it with my ...

WYSIWYG doesn't always bear out in my experience, as it can depend on the picture mode used, software and whether you're shooting Jpeg, Raw or both (not to mention your monitor).

Shadow recovery has been good on m4/3 since the 16mp sensors as demonstrated by Dpreview's studio comparison scene. Bear in mind that highlight recovery also contributes to DR where applicable and ...

Check out YouTuber 'Camera Conspiracies' if you haven't done so already - he has covered this topic. Warning, he describes his channel as a comedy channel but he does test camera features and has ...

I guess Panasonic doesn't want to cannibalise their BGH1 and GH5s offerings, which both offer improved low light performance over the GH5. Then again a GH5s variant with IBIS may have been a ...

Some people like to shoot in 4k and downscale to 1080 as it gives them editing flexibility such as re-framing, punching in and panning, as well as improved 1080 quality.

Yeah, it seems like Panasonic aren't even attempting to be competitive if the G90 and G100 are anything to go by.

SD card write speeds depends on the camera just like read speeds depend on the card reader and USB speed. It seems like the OP didn't realise that the host device makes a difference, which is why ...

What you're missing is that it's the host device that makes a difference. Put the same Sandisk Extreme Pro card in a Nikon D500 and you get an average write speed of 84MB/s as tested by ...

Your camera can't take advantage of super fast SD cards so you can stick with UHS-I. Your cards are Class 10, which is fine for full HD video. CameraMemorySpeed tested the E-M10 mk1 and the ...

I think most people buy the Pen F for the design. Now if Sony looked like this..... :-)

DxO PhotoLab 4 has superior AI noise reduction compared to Adobe. However, I find that my Photoshop Elements (ACR) recovers highlights better than DxO. I guess it depends on what your requirements ...

The funny thing is that the E-M10 and E-M10ii are both lighter than the plastic E-M10iii and E-M5iii !

Yes, and the memory card, card reader and USB port combination makes a difference to transfer speeds. I recently bought a Kingston Canvas Go SDXC card, which offers up to 170MB/s transfer speed ...

I don't think taking photos at a very close working distance in order to compare sharpness of these two lenses is the best way to assess overall performance. I'd suggest taking photos out in the ...

The Olympus E-PL1 has a 12.3mp sensor.

Well that was a quick decision! Enjoy your G9.