RobBurke

Yes I did, and I can’t think of a reason why there would be a difference.

I did wonder about that, and looked through all the photos I took. The camera hasn't seen much bright sun (Scotland in February). There was just one sunny day, using a Laowa 7.5mm, and with low ...

Perhaps it is not so rare. This is my new E-M1 iii, bought last month. The position and regular spacing of the spots looks much like the OP's example. I didn't think to check the sensor when I ...

The graphics processor isn’t just the device that drives your display. It’s also a general purpose processor for problems that can be broken down into steps that run in parallel. Each program can ...

It may help to know that there are three ways the orientation of an image may be set. The first is a flag in the image data. Typically that is done by the camera, probably not applicable to your ...

I bought a couple of plugins from Nik. Then I bought the full collection from Google before they made it free. Then I bought the first version of the collection from DxO for goodwill, expecting ...

It may be unavoidable. A smaller camera will have a less powerful processor, because there is less space for heat dissipation. It might have less memory too, to keep the cost down. So the scope ...

I agree too. When I had a Olympus E-P2 shadow noise was a real issue, but from the E-M5 onwards it stopped being a practical concern. Many other reasons to discard images, but rarely insufficient ISO.

I got the same email, and found the tone a bit irritating! I'd pay something for updates, but it's not worth $49/year to me, or the $94 my account shows to update everything for a year. On the ...

My shortest extension tube is 10mm, and as expected that is too long for my Laowa 7.5mm. I tried it with my m.Zuiko 9-18mm set to 11mm and  got an image width of about 22mm with a ruler touching ...

For 5 to 8 hours wear I doubt if you will beat a regular hiking backpack with Tenba BYOB inserts. If the budget is tight you can wrap the camera equipment in microfibre towels or lens pouches. It ...

Zoomed in, I can read Luster Fiordsutter in the village, so I think sharpness at f7.1 was good enough in this case! I’m not saying that focusing at infinity with a wider aperture might not do a ...

“...if it can happen to a giant in the industry like Adobe it can happen to any company...“. This is unfair. Adobe has long been a byword for insecure software and update issues. Smaller software...

I have the Oly 60mm macro lens. The tubes commonly sold for m4/3 give 26mm of extension (a 10mm tube and a 16mm tube). With both used, the subject width is about 1.1cm, compared to 1.75cm with the ...

The cost to a developer of including the raw file decoding for an old camera is probably quite low. So I expect they will continue to support Olympus files for as long as there is a demand. There ...

As another software engineer I agree. It’s a poor implementation if Delete All, or even deleting the last file, cannot put the volume into a clean state. No doubt there was a faulty implementation ...

The Raynox DCR-150 and DCR-250 can be unscrewed from the adaptor, and into an XX to 43mm step-down ring. That’s tidier than combining the adaptor with another step-down ring. I haven’t tried using ...

The Tenba BYOB (Bring Your Own Bag) range is well made and inexpensive. They make lightweight travel shoulder bags to hold the inserts for occasional use. I don’t know about sizing for your kit, ...

Just checked, and pushing in the MC-14 pin does not blank the image (tested on a Pen-F).

+1 on this as a possible cause. There are differences on the amount of pin movement needed to register a lens. What brand of tubes are you using? I had a problem with Fotga tubes but not with ...