lescrane

Want to focus on the insect on flower, keep focus (track.?. Acquire?) when it flies off the flower. This one subject I use pro capture especially to get the "pre burst" but not having good luck ...

I got a Kastar as a "backup" when my camera came in May and no BLX-1 were available. I was promised a free BLX-1 for pre-ordering. The good news is the Kastar works. It didn't fry my camera. On the ...

Great news, Mike. I guess now the OM-1 is all it's  quacked-up to be!!!

Thanks OP for posting a very pertinent and simple question. Silly me, as an Om1 user I was interested in hearing a good sampling of answers. Instead, for every on topic post, we get a bunch of off ...

Absolutely correct. Just review your images in camera. You'll see some where the eye is perfectly in focus and the little box is off in the clouds. The box isnan approximation not where the focus ...

Since I'm "invested" in both brands bodies and lenses I should be angry with everyone and fighting with myself. Each brand has plusses and minuses, just like with FF or other formats. However since ...

I guess it's all relative. My experience so far is that it works very well in finding the bird. In many conditions (but an eye must be visible ).. But keeping locked on can be issue. My basis of ...

I'll sun it up for you after 5 yrs with G9, 4 weeks with OM-1 Note :shooting CAF only, bursts in either mechanical or electronic G9.. Never ever  loses a stationary subject with single focus ...

wow. I own 3 G9s and I guess that gives me *12* useless buttons. honestly, just ignore them. you have 3 dials, 2 buttons on front plate, 4 around back dial, what more do you want? I have moved on ...

honestly, it's so random, it can happen with almost any setting. I do notice if you have all the little focus boxes on in VF, they are dancing around like crazy even when you are on a stationary ...

If your question means, how should a properly designed and executed system perform, I'd say all the frames should be identical. Why wouldn't they if everything is static..? The system should not ...

got it, thanks

All well done, a great statement on om-1 + PL capabilities. Can you share the IS settings you use? I have been keeping both on, sometimes great sharp handheld shots, sometimes the issues others ...

I used the a7iv/Tamron 150-500 for 5 months. No problems. with the lens whatsoever. Sharp for a zoom, well designed, I never had a clutch zoom lock before, it worked well. I got it because it's ...

Unfortunately this happens to me and is the result of crammed together buttons, dials etc. This is not a camera that's easy to operate without taking your eye of the viewfinder, especially if you ...

After using BBF for years, I'm trying to stop using it with the OM1. If the purpose of BBF is to recompose w o it refocusing when you hit shutter, you don't need it if the cameras tracking sticks ...

Others on various forums report sending their cameras to Olympus which returns them and reports 'nothing wrong. here. Camera behavior normal.' Either they can't reproduce the behavior or, they are ...

question for all of you who use single pt AF vs a large box, whole screen, w Bird Detection. Do you have to move the pt onto or near subject w joystick every time to acquire focus or does it find ...

I don't think the focus point graphic in exif is always accurate. On my Sony and Olympus, sometimes I get a really sharp eye, etc. and the green rectangle is nowhere near it. Same for BIFs. I've ...

Release priority - off. like many of us have set. Reading your explanation, "in theory"  we should never get any image where nothing is in focus, right? I'm not talking back or front or wrong ...