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@Tom Schum Well, Olympus cameras can already do that for years.... Like mentioned before, it's the WiFi bandwidth issue. You can either choose to let the smartphone to work as a remote, or...

Because EVF automatically compensates for exposure, which actually makes it difficult to observe the real effect of polarizing filter under strong sun light. If you have ever used that...

Removing AA filter is more of a marketing thing than a photography thing. I think E-620's image is just fine, especially with better lenses like the ones you have. Key for getting great photos out ...

Nice photos. Some are better than others, but of course it's that way. But in general, emotion is captured. Some are more sensual (Sasha Dudkina, Adeolu Osibodu, and Robert Torrontegui's...

From Olympus user's POV.

Detachable LCD. I've thought about this too, except Olympus already came up with WiFi, so you can use your smart phone as the second screen, but the problem is...

I briefly tried Nikon DF, but the reason I went back to Olympus is because the UI is clunky and outdated (requires a lot of button pressing for simple tasks, and no touchscreen) and the fact the...

Thanks.  I finally found the setting.  For others who also have trouble finding it, you have to enable High Resolution Mode first before that JPEG+RAW option will appear under that JPEG+RAW place ...

So where is the setting for JPEG+RAW for high resolution mode?  I do have it for regular resolution mode (I am not a fan of JPEG, and only have JPEG+RAW so I have a copy of JPEG for Olympus color ...

Hi everyone, I haven't used high resolution mode for a long time with my OM-D E-M5 MKII, but I remember they do save to RAWs which require me to download a Photoshop plugin, which I still have it ...

I originally wrote my response to lighten things up. But I suppose it won't stop people from bickering to each other. I rather like how animals seems to have everything figured out. They only...

That's a good post as I was about to write something similar.  My post however, will also venture into my experience with another brand (I know..., shocking!). I recently took out E-5 for an ...

I don't remember ever seen one, but I'd love to own one.  :)  What's the size of those caps?

You're getting there.  But here is the fact: E-620 was the most successful of all 4/3 DSLRs, and Olympus did turn a profit one year after E-620 was launched.  It's not they can't make a profit, ...

Because you don't go against the market.  Olympus executives were all scratching their heads wondering why fashionable m4/3 E-P1 sold much better than much more technically capable 4/3 DSLRs (at ...

While I don't ever own an E-3, but even on paper, E-5 is a significant upgrade over E-3.  E-5 might still be better on some of the non-quantifiable things.  Keep in mind E-5 uses the best 4/3 ...

OM Zuiko 50mm macro is one of those great lenses that would work on the digital format, as I mentioned before.  It's still not as sharp as 4/3 version though.  But you don't buy film era lenses ...

Those film lenses are designed for film cameras.  They look quite soft on digital camera.  Some of my favorites OM lenses give very bland rendition on digital camera but when they shoot film, they ...

The one got me started in the FT system was 50-200mm SWD.  It wasn't my first lens, because it was out of my budget at the time (I had to buy a camera body and lens, so I got E-620 with 14-54mm II ...

Tell that to cats.... Cats certainly know property rights! Cats own a lot of things, keyboards, cardboard boxes, even humans!

If I understand it correctly, tonality has to do with how smoothly the light transition from one to another (this could either be light, or color transition).  Obviously, 256 shades of gray will ...