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Are you currently in a Custom Setting? (PASM dial set to C1/C2)

Lots of CA on the shirt.

That's so sad, DFD didn't get any further. I see the same thing with my G81: focus on the slightly more contrasty background and not on the subject that I placed the AF on... The ancient Oly E-M1...

Not entirely true. Magnification can variy due to focus breathing, a new design might keep the real focal length better than the old design.

The dilemma is that higher optical quality means either more and bigger glass or ASPH/ED/ELD/... lenses. The first will make the lenses heavier, the latter more expensive as they are difficult to ...

https://www.cinema5d.com/sharp-8k-micro-four-thirds-camera-teased/ So they were right, it is possible.

Turn the camera on, leave the lenscap on (or hold your hand in front of the lens), look at the front of your camera and half press shutter. You should see the AF light going on even at a sunny day ;) ...

You probably turned your camera into "silent mode" which hard-enables E-shutter and disables AF light, beep and flash.

lenstip uses RAW files, so no in camera lens correction applied at all. I really don't get why you are so angry about others sharing their experience. I also own the slow P12-60 and have to agree: ...

Why not change things from time to time? The difference should be minimal, less than applying different sharpening. Or changing lenses (OLY 45mm vs Nocticron) or version of software used with ...

JPEG file size is larger for EM1X. And the image has 80.6MP - go and download the file. File size difference might come from a better compression algorithm for the RAW file.

Hover the "I" below the images. * Em1X is shot at f4, PenF at f5.6 * EM1X has sharpening applied, hence the stairs. And it seems image dimensions are identical, so no HHHR on E-M1X.

Lenses with optical IS usually also rattle when not mounted/camera turned off.

Yes, normal.

And now go out and try it again. And again. And you will realize that you can get occasionally a sharp shot. But a working AF-C should give you a decent amount of sharp pictures at every burst you ...

To me it looks like the blur gets worse towards the edges. Probably you just pressed the shutter too hard and fast (to get the shot) and rotated the camera?

It's not a complete replacement as it just tilts to one side.  Usually it then points to the right. Which means the grip has to point down when holding the camera above your head. That doesn't ...

TC switch is on the right side and can be seen on picture #3, unfortunately the photographer decided to use thin DOF so it is quite OOF... Those additional small switches will have to do other things.

Look at the patterns in the foreground: It looks like focus was set close to the photographer. Could be camera (misfocus) or photographer error. Or probably the focus point just drifted off: nose...

At 1/30s you can expect to see some motion blur occasionally..