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Yes I did, and I can’t think of a reason why there would be a difference.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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“...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...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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, ...
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Just checked, and pushing in the MC-14 pin does not blank the image (tested on a Pen-F).
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+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 ...
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