Edgar_in_Indy

Thanks for the help everybody. I was hoping I was just missing something, but unfortunately that does not seem to be the case. I would like to sell the E-M5 and replace it with a GX-85, but my ...

I would like it to be the same as the other two cameras I use, my Panasonic and my Pentax. It makes it easier going back and forth between cameas. It seems like a lot of cameras use the UP arrow ...

I bought an E-M5 Mark I for my 12-yoa daughter for Christmas since she wants to learn photography, but I've run into an unpleasant surprise. Most of my other cameras, such as my Panasonic GX-7 and ...

I'd never used a fisheye lens until a couple years ago, when I picked up the Olympus 9mm bodycap lens just out of curiosity. I found that I LOVE shooting with fisheye lenses. I previously owned and ...

Yeah, but you failed to notice the narrow throat diameter. This photo sucks!

I took some 4K video on my LX100 of our youngest child when she was still a baby. There's one clip in particular that I love of when she was waking up happy in her playpen in the morning. The room ...

I kind of feel like Canon and Nikon's decision to eschew IBIS kind of led smaller players like Fuji and Samsung to follow their lead.

Maybe including IBIS on their new camera systems would have...

Except that it has not been simply a question of which is better, IBIS or OS. Having IBIS in a body allows numerous capabilities to be added to cameras, so it extends far beyond simple preference...

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When the two titans of the...

@T3 - I'm pretty sure his post was satire.

Oh yeah, and astro-tracking too!

Ha! You've convinced me! Down with gizmo features!

BTW, as someone who started out with Olympus DSLR's and then switched to Pentax when I wanted to go APS-C, in large part because The Big Two...

I'm sorry, but this explanation rings hollow. The numerous benefits of IBIS have been manifest for a long time: Stabilize *every* lens, 5-axis stabilization, sensor cleaning, horizon...

Would you be able to elaborate on how this is done? I have passed on some good deals because of scuffs on the screen.

Whatever the phone did for shot 11, it should do for all the shots. That shot almost looks like it came from an actual camera.

79mm and f/11? I imagine he was probably using off-camera lighting. I'm usually between f/8-f/11 when using flash. If his pictures looked good, then it's probably because he knew how to work with ...

I undoubtedly still have a lot to learn, but my most demanding photography critic is myself, and thankfully the only clients I have to worry about are my friends and family. :-) That being said, ...

Interesting observation. It seems like for any brand other than Sigma, additional size and weight is usually attributed to good "build quality".

What a great set of photos. I suspect that being able to capture high-quality photos of our kids and our family life is what drove many of us to this hobby in the first place, so I wish more...

I loved using my Sigma 85mm 1.4 for portraits on my APS-C DSLR. That equates to 127mm in FF, so this lens is in the ballpark. Should be a great focal length for shooting portraits on FF.