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Maybe that's because you haven't tried a camera with actual good ergonomics. The XT3 is regarded as one the least adequate ergonomics in the industry and now the XT4 is heavier and uses the same ...

Fuji doesn't understand how human hands work. We need a deep grip like every other camera from canon, sony, oly and pana. Holding a Fuji camera is always an unpleasant experience with all your ...

Canon high end cameras are all made in Japan. Sonys are made in Thailand. A lot of Fuji users will disagree with you on this one.

for photography the closest thing to the em1.3 is the G9. But the em1.3 beats it in IBIS and HHHRS. G9 is better for video it has better 4k and 2 uhsII. But we have to wait for the next G9 to see ...

If there's one thing everyone agrees on here is the em5.3 plastic body is a huge downgrade. The little difference in weight is negligible but the loss in rigidity is huge. Proof is many people ...

It doesn't matter if we refer to it as mass or weight, because our cameras will be used under the influence of earth's gravitation. The difference in mass between a FF sensor and a m43 is ...

The weight of the sensor is negligible, since it can be compensated with stronger magnets. What matters is the ratio between the sensor's surface and the light circle's surface from the lens.

Maybe that's because it's a Nikon, a company on the verge of bankruptcy with limited resources on r&d and it was their first attempt to implement IBIS. If we want to compare any IBIS it should be ...

the light circle produced is clearly not large enough for the the sensor to move around freely in. That's the limitation of a small mount.

We will finally have our answer, the new canon R5 has ibis and the R mount is much bigger than sony's. If canon has better IBIS than Sony, then yes the fault comes from the mount size that limits ...

Olympus is in trouble. Plastic is always a downgrade.

I guess the prices will rise when stores will replenish their stock. Where I live the prices are still the same, because they're still selling their lenses from past year. Once their stock is sold ...

Also I don't recommend getting all the pro lenses at the same time, because if you hunt enough some stores discount them without warning. I got the 40-150 pro for 1100 euros. Was a good deal I ...

In December I bought a new em1-2 kit with the 12-40 2.8 pro lens for 1499 euros. The best deals come around Christmas. I have around 600 shutter counts on my new em1-2 but I'm thinking about ...

The colors are more vibrant on the eos R and G9 and the EVF is larger. The em1.2's EVF feels smoother but the colors are a little washed and the blacks are not as dark as an oled evf.

You can't be serious. The OLED in your Nikon and Panasonic is very laggy and becomes super blurry when following a moving subject. Sure the Olympus has a lower resolution but it's an LCD and has a ...

I have to agree, their lack of innovation and their refusal to upgrade 10 years old technology is very suspicious and worrisome. That EVF used in em5.3 is locked at 60 fps. If it finds its way ...

Someone else on this forum also reported his bottom plate would flex on a tripod acting like a spring, making his camera bounce all over the place.

I don't know about the insides, but the new em5's outside is all plastic.

Wow flexing in electronics is never good, you should make a thread on this forum to let everyone know about this.