MrWalrusGumboot

Think about the shutter speed that would be required to get an exposure for a single frame of the astro shots, now put that camera on a drone/helicopter and it's nothing but blur.
Not sure how...

It's about having an unreasonable expectation of the capabilities of the built-in microphone, just like having an unreasonable expectation about the built-in speakers of the TV. I don't think ...

My experience with the 14-140mm has been the same as yours. 6 stops even at 140mm. I don't think Olympus would reliably provide any more stops of stabilization than this at telephoto focal lengths ...

Well said, I don't know why people generally find it so hard to believe this.

Question for you Ed, do you have auto gain turned on when you're testing these clips? If so, in a quiet room the G85 will be turning up the gain making this noise far more obvious. Best to turn ...

Fair enough, that does make sense. With the benefit of hindsight I often realize a purchase probably wasn't the best decision (and not talking about cameras or photography here), I think that's ...

You are in the wrong system mate. If that's your priority why would you be choosing a system that has a sensor 1/4 of the size of a 35mm sensor? Whatever the sensor improvements in the future for ...

How about you do a fair comparison, RRP to RRP? Of course a brand new m43 camera won't have come down in price yet (EM1ii) like a 12 month old plus camera has (A7Rii). Your shopbot comparison ...

Exactly. I notice Hiphopapotamus hasn't replied to this. This pricing and statement claim seems to be the backbone of his/her point, yet it's completely incorrect.

Sony a7r II is $3721 AUD Olympus EMI II $2748 AUD $1000 difference. why do you say they're the same?

To be fair, Panasonic have improved normal stills burst with GH5. 9fps without AFC and a massive RAW buffer. Maybe someone can correct me, but I believe the GH5 raw buffer is as big or bigger than ...

Just playing devils advocate here but we actually don't know the comparable level of stabilization. Panasonic's up to 5 stop claim is at a focal length of 280mm (in 35mm terms) which is pretty ...

How about this one? In terms of setting up your function buttons: On the most recent Panny cameras (I tried it on GX85 & G85) you can just hold down the Fn button to re-assign the function. No ...

"But it isn't all negative. The RX100 V is, just like its predecessors, built very well, with a minimalist but attractive design. It incorporates a pop-up bounce-able flash, which the Panasonic...

Do you know you can pick up the G85 in the weather sealed kit for HALF the price of the EM1mk2 body in Australia? Both brand new cameras. For me the G85 does 95% of what the EM1mk2 does, really ...

Good review and I mostly agree. BTW, are you saying the LX10 doesn't have a pop-up flash or that its pop-up flash isn't bounceable? Because the LX10 does have a pop-up flash.

Sony and Fuji are the only innovations this year at photokina? If they count as innovations, then there were a lot more.

Or their business structure is completely different with different overheads etc. they've also spent the last 8 years developing and marketing the system. Look at either companies financial reports...