DominicVII

I bought a Fuji along with two lenses a couple of years ago, only to sell my Fuji stuff a few months later. Reason: the Fuji lenses that I wished to add to my collection were far too expensive. Now...

I am occasionally disappointed with the AF-performance of my em10 mkii; therefore I will give Lumix another chance. The camera in question is GX80. There was one gentleman here - I think Walt is ...

Is this rear wheel problem a common issue?

Yes, I tried KP; the SR was no good when it came to macro. Other than that, it was significantly better than my K5's.

No, they don't need each other. And I wouldn't be bothered in the least if Panasonic stopped making m4/3 cameras,

Spec sheet figures are not always helpful. I believe Pentax claim 5 stop advantage as well, but this advantage is definitely not valid for macro photography in Pentax's case. Olympus's IBIS is ...

I got my 60mm 2.8 brand new for just €280.

We all know that the Olympus IBIS is best in class, but there is one aspect that is hardly ever mentioned: it's how good the IBIS is in the field of macro photography. I can get sharp 1:1 macro ...

thanks a lot

Since you seem to know the Lumix menus inside out, I have a quick question: can you move the focus point with the control pad of the camera? On my em10mk2 I can assign this function to the control ...

I didn't find the gx80 EVF too bad actually. I actually had that camera for 24 hours, but it was a lemon (sensor issues), which is why I got the em10 mk2 instead.

Thanks for your in-depth reply; G85/81 is definitely a model I will be getting at some point.

Well put. I notice my camera and random strangers notice it too. So many people - females in particular - comment on its looks. I believe the fact that I have been shooting with DSLRs, with ...

I think the problem is that there are not enough Fn buttons on the em10 cameras.

Which was precisely my point. I am interested in the subjective views of people and not a comparison of spec sheets.

I have had my em10 mkii for nearly a year now, but there is one thing that always gets to me: at some point I have to dig deep into the menu to find some function that I need; and the time this ...

The magnification it offers certainly makes a crucial difference in term of manual focus, i.e., manual focus without it is almost impossible or very difficult in my case, especially now that l ...

Now this is what l call a good-looking camera. So much nicer than that retro claptrap. I would like to have one without the integrated battery grip.

Thanks, I am almost in awe of the mkii's IBIS; didn't think it could be improved any further.

I use a cheap and fast Toshiba with adapter; never experienced any problems.