Joseph T Lewis III

Wow, thanks to you and Tommi K1,  for taking the time to provide such comprehensive explanations! With regard to my father's PEN: he was a smart man and ran a successful business, but he definitely ...

From reading a post that I overlooked before, it appears that the PEN's half frame film DID require special processing, which was not readily available.  Moreover, it probably wasn't the sort of ...

I realize this is a digital camera forum, but if we could bend the rules just a bit to accommodate a question about the PEN half frame camera, I would sincerely appreciate it. From what I can ...

Excellent shots, Robert.  Thanks for sharing.  I was in a bit of a funk with my photography, but you may have given me the kick in the seat of the pants that I needed, to get back into it. By the ...

Robert Very nice pics (especially the ones of the adorable baby).  Thanks for sharing them with us.

I seem to recall a post from years ago about extreme heat doing something to the lubricant on a lens' diaphragm blades. Whether this was true or an old wives' tale, I cannot say. It does seem to ...

The 20mm does not work well, with CAF.  Are you saying the 25mm is equally weak in that respect?

I bought a new, de-kitted 14-42 HD II for $99 on eBay three years ago.  I've only used it a couple of times, but it did seem quite sharp at f/4 in good light. When I'm just knocking about I usually ...

No offense intended, but I am a bit confused as to why are you even asking us this question in the first place. According to your gear list, you have the lens, plus both of the cameras you are ...

I think HRC2016 meant to not take a merchant's word for how good their sale price is based on a stated MSRP / original price, but to instead do exactly as you are suggesting: see what the item is ...

+1.  The OP has been a member of DPR for two whole weeks, and one of his first posts is a smear job on Adorama.  He makes several posts defending his actions, yet says he does not have the time to ...

You are in the wrong forum.  Try the Drone Photography Talk forum.

Thanks for confirming my assumptions, I appreciate it.

Sounds like you are definitely seeing a noticeable improvement with the Mk II.  Even one stop better could make the difference between having to use ISO 3200 indoors, and being able to go to ...

Interesting about your experiences with the 12-100, and the dual IS. Hmmm...does that mean if you use the Mk II and 12-100 in a reasonably well lighted indoor environment, you would actually be ...

The DPR review says the 5-axis IBIS in the E-M1 Mk I provides "up to 4 stops" over no stabilization, and that of the MK II is "up to 5 1/2 stops".  The review also goes on to state that based upon ...

Fair question. In hindsight, I should have just said "a sensor that is better than the one in my 2013 E-M1Mk I, and hopefully as good as the ones in the Mk II or G9 ". In other words, I'd like a ...

I agree with the points you raise.  My E-M1 is 4 1/2 years old.  It works fine, but I would like to have a new and different toy, just for the fun of learning something different, and hopefully ...

Just out of curiosity, what do you think about the G9's shutter sensitivity? Some say they adapted to it readily, others have said they find it too sensitive.  When you go back and forth from the ...

I bought the Haoge PEN-F grip for literally half of what the Olympus grip costs.  It fits perfectly, allows access to the battery / flash card door, and in addition serves as an Arca Swiss base ...