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| Lets laugh together by Jack Sofield from Happy. | Winter scape by Kaappo from Wide Angle [New Shot] | Calm Lake by Kreber from Something new.. |
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| Lets laugh together by Jack Sofield from Happy. | Winter scape by Kaappo from Wide Angle [New Shot] | Calm Lake by Kreber from Something new.. |
sjms: i use PS. i don't use LR. i do use DxO. unfortunately no direct programming support for DxO. oh well.
Yup I wish one of these would be compatible with DxO.
phouphou: Panasonic made top3 worst camera with G85 last year, now again worst camera with the G100.
With no cameras to expect from Olympus/JIP in 2021, not the brightest future for MFT...
It's really unfortunate. With the MFT sensor being a quarter the size of FF, comparable lenses are proportionally smaller/lighter. If you are a hiker trying to shed weight MFT is much more desirable as a good compromise between weight and image quality. F1.8 primes (115g or so ea), maybe the 40-150 (190g) tele, EM10 (400g), total including bag, batteries, filters, etc 3-4 lbs.
Luyi you are a most versatile photographer. Great capture, but so are most of the shots you have shared. Love your Japan images. Keep on shooting and sharing...
rich889: After using the E-M1 with it's fabulous grip and button layout, I found the E-M10's lack of a proper grip and the close layout of the top deck's F2, Movie Record button (which I reassigned to ISO), and the F1, to be too awkward to use. I don't have large hands but found that I had to twist fingers and shift my hand position in to order to activate those controls, especially in using the camera with manual focus lenses, which meant using Magnify. All in all, very disappointing handling. I found that Allison Johnson also complained about “grip” issue in the Handling section, so I see that I am not alone. I did find the image-stabilization to be very effective though. And image quality was excellent.
First I had the same thoughts, but then found out that you can assign custom shooting settings (MySet 1-4) to any of the options on the mode dial... which is fantastic!