Astrotripper

This basically screams Micro 4/3. Newer cameras from Olympus and Panasonic have focus bracketing and some even have in-camera focus stacking, which might be super convenient if you do not want to ...

If shot in RAW, it's actually pretty simple to rescue and involves: (1) downloading RawTherapee and installing it (2) taking a black frame (a photo with no light ...

Exactly this. Leaving Long exposure NR turned off on Panasonic cameras isn't really an option.

It's really hard to buy a camera that is not nice nowadays. It now basically boils down to personal preferences. If you can, go to a store that would allow you to handle one in your hand. Peek the ...

No. Pricing strategy, possibly regional. At long exposures, yes (at least in the past). A singular reason why I never went with Panasonic despite liking Panasonic cameras more. No. Panasonic was ...

Yeah, but it's fairly typical focal lengths for a macro (slightly longer than a common 90mm on FF). We are missing an equivalent to something like a 180mm f/2.8 Sigma. And having something that ...

That is not unique to Micro 4/3. Sony A9 is the only camera that has faster sensor readout than E-M1 Mark II. But it can only achieve this feat at 12-bits. That is true. There are many variables ...

Don't know any link, I can only tell you what I do. I use Darktable for processing, but I'm guessing most raw developers will have the same or similar tools available. I normally apply very little ...

There are three major improvements to G85 vs G7: (1) shock-free mechanical shutter (2) IBIS (3) weather resistance IBIS is a pretty big deal if ...

E-M1 II has a mini jack port for remote shutter release. Basically any Canon compatible remote will work. I use Pixel Oppilas wireless remote control and it works flawlessly with my E-M1 Mark II. ...

I'd love that as well. I'm kinda puzzled why Olympus did not do that yet. Macro is one of those fields where Micro 4/3 has very nice advantage, and macro + telephoto would take that to another level. ...

Assuming that such adapter existed, then yes. This lens is fully manual with no electronic contacts and will work on any camera you manage to mount it on. Alas, I am not aware of any MFT to Fuji ...

It's easy to get a bit carried away when faced with gear choices. But if you like your camera and enjoy using it, its kinda risky spending a boat load of money for something you don't even know ...

Well deserved.

G9. Or wait for a durect successor if you just want small iterative improvements. Never heard of that. Does not sound plaisible. Sure, everyone would love to get a flagship model for half the ...

Yes. Same for the "rumours". I expect more leaks to be steadily leaked in the coming weeks. If this is from an official Olympus channel, then it's probably not a good idea as it probably falls into ...

Keep :-) I hate this one with a passion. Try it out and see how you feel about it. Keep. It's not the best lens in the world, but it's one of the smallest UWA zooms you can have. And it is quite ...

Do not shoot at f/22, diffraction dragons live there, causing all kinds of troubles. Unless you really, really, really need to and the reason is really very good. With an UWA lens like that, ...

Actually, Olympus does claim IPX1 for E-M1 Mark II and accessories. From what I know, it's the only camera maker that puts any rating on a non-rugged camera. Alas, IPX1 is still extremely ...