Edgar_in_Indy

A lot of the comments say that Olympus made a mistake when they focused on the high-end of the market. That's got me thinking, my favorite Olympus lens I've ever owned is the 9mm fisheye "bodycap"...

Really? I've found that the same skills I've learned for setting up a photo also apply to setting up a video shot, and vice-versa.

There are some differences though, and additional complexities...

Something's gotta give when it comes to lens design...size, image quality, price, range. I think this lens is a good compromise.

I've become a fan of carrying a small second body to avoid lens...

I've gotten some really great images with my Olympus 9mm bodycap lens. Definitely the most fun-per-dollar lens I've ever bought.

As comprehensive as their reviews are, the problem remains that they only test one particular size, and it's usually not the smaller, more desktop-friendly, sizes. For the LG UM7300, for example, ...

Kind of reminds me of my old Olympus XZ-1, which also had a 1/1.7" sensor (but a sharper lens)...the shots look great at low ISO, but you didn't want to venture above ISO 400 unless you have...

Do you have any good shots from the UWA lens you can share?

That makes the photos even more impressive. I wish that phone was an option for me, but it won't work well on Verizon in the US. I picked up the new TCL 10 Pro, which has the same size main sensor, ...

Thanks for the feedback!

I used that site recently to choose a 6-series TCL 75-incher for our living room, but they almost never use the smaller variants of product families for their hands-on review sample, so the ...

I was wondering the same thing. The first one looks like a OOC JPEG (albeit it a very good one) with suggestions of textures that have been smoothed out, but the second shot with the chairs looks ...

My Dell U3011 monitor has served me well for years, but I'm wanting to move to a larger, 4k screen. Does any body have any recommendations for 4k TV's in the 43" - 50" range that would work well ...

I've found that it helps quite a bit. I'm a big fan of computational photography ever since I started using gcam on my old LG V20 a few years ago, but I've also found that when I go through the ...

Not based on the thread title or the original post. I was responding to the OP, and in his initial post there is no mention of JPEG or RAW and no disclaimer that his damning conclusions are based ...

Your comparison and conclusions carry very little weight until you shoot both cameras in RAW. You might be surprised how much image quality is waiting to be unlocked from you phone camera in RAW. H ...

I'll try to take a walk in the same area during the day sometime this week. All of the pictures above were also captured in RAW, and the results were pretty good, so I'll be posting those later too.

While I was waiting for prices to come down on the new large-sensor flagship phones, TCL came out of nowhere with the 10 Pro for half the price of the established flagships. It has a 1/1.7" ...

Any other TCL 10 Pro owners out there ?? I ordered mine on Amazon a little after midnight on the 19th when it was released, and it was only saying there were 13 available when I ordered, and it ...

Most RAW formats are proprietary to the particular make/model, and require special software or plugins to read them. DNG is sort of a generic/universal RAW format that can be read with a lot of ...

Interesting comparison, but are the apparent lighting differences due to the various methods of processing, or was light changing during the captures? The top two shots seem to be bathed in ...