SimonRW

Hi, I am trying to decide between a pen f and em1ii and have tried both in two shops and the em1ii viewfinders both had a real colour cast - Can anyone confirm that the colour cast has been ...

Unfortunately these samples were taken with an expensive lense

I have a 5d3 and various lenses and have the same issue. Time of life now means more weekend breaks, no kids sport to take anymore. I don't want more than two camera's so for some years I have ...

Well I turned the NR to -2 out of the box, but still didn't like the output OOC and even after a fair amount of tweaking (which I like to avoid) so am not quite happy. It all depends what you want ...

Great photos. Given that you were hiking were you not tempted to just take the 12-100f4. I am just buying a em1ii and trying to decide whether to stick with the 12-40 as the walk around for travel ...

Part two Following on from above, the foliage has defocused in an odd way and there are small vertical stripes in the trees. - Weird Click for larger view. They are in a lot of the frame, but here ...

Generally I was happy with shots I took last week with the x100f. Too me the greens of foliage are not quite right, but on one shot taken at f2 of a flower, the defocused area was just weird and ...

I was shooting with an x100f last week and looks some wide aperture shots in an areas of large flowers. The focus was spot on and it was not motion blur but the bokeh is very odd indeed. I don't ...

I have a GR '1' and its great value for money, the lens is bitingly sharp edge to edge and Its been a great small camera for travel and when I couldn't be bothered to lug my Canon stuff. I took it ...

if you pick up an a6500 or a7rii with a lense they are very dense and much heavier than they look. The x100f is the lightest and most compact way to get DSLR quality with a viewfinder. A pen with ...

Fuji have made great strides, but I have had to return two cameras recently with issues. I am not saying that olympus wood be foolproof. Canon and Nikon are the only brands that I have not had ...

Its just frustrating, I have looked at all sorts of cameras for a light high quality travel camera, I came down to the Pen-F or the x100f.  The 100F is slimmer and obviously has a bigger sensor- ...

Well I first had an x100 which I loved despite its comical switch on times and sporadic focusing system. That was right up until I had the aperture sticking issues. Wind forward 6 years and the 4th ...

Great observations on two cameras I am trying to decide between.  I kind of get the impression that if you had to keep only one now it would be the Pen?

I find the a7 body in ii form perfectly good to use. I am more used to my 5d3, but its not better per se. Familiarity can breed entrenchment which is not always warranted. the Olympus em1ii has...

29g and 1mm may sound nothing, but it is noticeable.

It feels more substantial and certainly heavier. If that was backed up with Build quality then OK, but in my case it just wasn't. I know some people will love this camera, but not sure it is that ...

Mine went back. Exp Comp dial worked only sporadically. Camera locked up and lens ring didn't work as stated. Focus motor on lens is out of date. Not terribly impressed and clearly build issues. ...

I bought one but it was faulty - comp dial worked in bursts and it switched off. I wasn't that impressed having had an original X100 and hoped this would feel  up to date. In short, the lens needs ...

Yep. These cameras are a good walk around and if you usually shoot landscape and street, they are fine, but it does have frustrations. I wouldn't have one as a sole camera, but they are a good 2nd ...