Astrotripper

I strongly disagree. We must be looking at a different photo, then. Nothing about this bokeh can be described as smooth, IMO. I've seen worse, sure, but that's not saying much. And it's not a fluke ...

I think there were a few posts about this about a week after launch, when it all sold out. Unlikely, they are just scrambling to produce enough of them. For some reason, Olympus never imagined that ...

They already do. Have been for a while now, actually. What kind of arm chips and what else is there is anyone's guess, though. That's a totally different beast and difference design goals. Camera's ...

This here will probably be the deciding factor. Alas, the upside of that is that you could probably get a real good bargain second hand kit. With Canon and Nikon and to a lesser extent Sony, I ...

Is it good value? Yes. Is it a good deal? Not necessarily. (in my opinion) Note that Olympus is currently running a promotion where they give the 30mm for free if you buy E-M5 III kit. So from an ...

No. It means that when you shoot both at the same ISO, Sony will produce better image quality. That is usually not what people mean when saying "low light performance". If they were, Micro 4/3 ...

Please read before replying. Bolded the relevant part.

Off-topic, but an in interesting one. Expect more FUD hitpieces like this about EVs. The first sentence reveals what it is. Paraphrasing: "A couple from Kent have described how it took them more ...

(1) Panasonic S5 with the 20-60mm kit - robust WR kit with interesting zoom range (2) Olympus E-M1 Mark II or III with the ...

Panasonic had a product called DMC-GWC1, which was a wide angle converter for their 14mm prime and 14-42 pancake powerzoom. I believe the result was something like 10.5-32mm zoom. Something along ...

Where there really such threads in the Canon forum? I don't go there myself, so I admit I might have missed the flurry of hate aimed at Canon because of this. What can I say? Olympus got plenty of ...

All Canon RF lenses are plastic, though. Including the L lenses. So are the bodies. Haven't heard complaints.

Yes. And they already do that. They are probably not as efficient as smartphones, as many new phones have dedicated chips for running neural networks efficiently. More efficient. This comes ...

People here rarely argue about facts re. equivalence. Mostly about opinions and preferences. Fueled by: (1) the fact that equivalent lenses rarely exist in nature

Alas, a 45 megapixel sensor will show in great detail all the flaws of those lenses. Which you hod not seen in full as you only ever saw the center portion of the image they produce, and with a ...

But it applies to prices of pro-grade lenses as well. Just look at the new 70-200. f/4 for RF costs the same as f/2.8 for EF (at least here in Europe). That's just 2 years time difference. Yep, this. ...

I've been using it for a year. Not as intensely as I would normally, due to the pandemic, but it became my main camera for typical everyday shooting and still managed to go for a trip or two. I ...

Thanks for the clarification. My memory failed me and I was probably thinking about E-M5 Mark III, which lost the ability to use external power through the plug in the battery grip (like E-M5 II ...

@Jon555

How does AF on 5DS R deal with subjects that occupy such a tiny part of the frame?

Also, why cripple your ability to capture action by using an expensive high megapixel FF camera when you...

For now. Your next Android phone will have USB-C, as this is now the standard.