MaciekPruski

Gerry Winterbourne wrote: All modern cameras - including those in phones - are good as long as they are used within their operating limits. Those limits are much narrower for phone cameras but for ...

Huawei p20 pro or p30 pro are fantastic cameras. Or a google pixel 3. I definitely grab some photos that are keepers on my phone from time to time. Also the photo processing apps have gone a long ...

I have shot Pentax APSC for some time and moved to a K1 recently. It is lovely to use, very sharp, seems fo have better AF. And there is definitely a difference it the way photos look on FF vs ...

As much as I enjoy shooting a dslr in manual mode and looking through an optical viewfinder, computational photography would be welcome for me. Anything that improves dynamic range and general IQ ...

I guess price is an important factor. I chose Pentax for full frame because K1 and a Tamron 28-75 mm f2. 8 was a very cost effective way of getting into full frame and I had compatible 85mm and ...

Not really. You could say APSC is the most rounded and covers all these pretty well. I think the best niche for m4/3 is small, rangefinder style bodies with small fast and decently priced primes ...

I've been saying this for a while but the only responses are hate from OLY fanboys. This is coming from an Olympus fan too. My first camera that I learned all the basics of photography was an ...

They look good indeed. I also shoot jpeg on my Olympus cameras. People tend to forget that jpegs can be adjusted too. I remember Panasonic cameras from 3-4 years ago and their jpegs did not look ...

I have been following the digital camera market for about 8-9 years and I'd say that the middle segment is definitely shrinking. Obviously some manufacturers are better than others, but still it ...

I recently tested my KP's video - I was making short clips of my little daughter around the house. Honestly it isn't very bad. The shake reduction works very well. The good high-ISO performance ...

On the instagram photography magazines that I follow there's quite a lot of pictures shot on film- both medium format and 35mm. Not that it makes any sense for instagram use.. I can only tell they ...

I have the same thing with Pentax- pictures mostly need to be edited. The pictures from my 2011 Olympus pen E-P3 are frequently used OOC. They have really great jpeg processing

Hi, I was recently reading an article about the newest sensors in smartphones that use pixel binning and different filters than the standard Bayer filter to increase dynamic range and noise ...

I guess you won't go wrong with either option. The KP has better image quality than any m4/3 gear in absolute terms. Panasonic G9 or the newer Olympus bodies have very good quality and do a good ...

I use the smallest grip on mine more than 90% of time.  The other 10% is when I plan on using a larger zoom lens. So I'm very pleased with the removable grip, it does just what it is supposed to make

It is an entirely different thing to make new bodies about once or twice a year with incremental imrovements, utilizing a large collection of existing lenses than to develop a whole new lens mount ...

I think they are to small to compete in mainstream MILC market. Perhaps they could find a niche like for example vintage looking cameras with k-mount or square cameras with screen on top styled ...

Yes, long-term I agree they should seek someone to develop this computational techniques for them. Given that a lot of smartphone companies are doing it, we can reasonably expect that in a few ...

In theory I agree. However, we haven't really seen a MILC that does serious computational photography like the current smartphones. For exposure and autofocus- I'm pretty sure the DSLRs use sensors ...

I'd really like one. Or an Olympus XA2 for that matter - I guess the Ricoh GR comes quite close. Full frame sensors are probably still too expensive to be put in compact bodies with slightly darker ...