rogerstpierre

I just don’t get the hype about the lens resolving to 4K. That is a pretty low resolution by any photographic standards. I must be missing something.

Your question is pretty generic, it's like asking how long is a piece of string. Can you be more specific?

Nowadays few let this (lack of money) get in the way... at least that’s what it seems. Buy on credit., it’s easy... and the increasing personal dept load index is a testimony to that, thanks to ...

The reason I do it is because my travel is generally not focused on photography. This is a family activity and photography is really just a secondary opportunity. It has to be as unintrusive as ...

I always travel with only one prime, the 17 f1.8. Here an example of the kind of shots I usually take from a few days I spent in Spain:

Nice series. Interesting to see that in 8 of these images the vehicle has one wheel not touching the ground!

How about some photos of when the focus isn’t “working”?  It would be interesting to see.

Been to Belize. If it were me, I’d take the stylus and forget the EM-5.

You don't mention your technique. With Super Wide Angle it would normally be very difficult to ascertain sharpness unless you zoom in 10x in the image and pick a sharp edged feature to determine ...

Couldn't agree more. That said, if it weren't of those who switch camera/system faster they can read their menus, the camera industry would be in bad shape. I still shoot with the camera I bought ...

Yes. The base ISO is 200. Everything else is either over or under exposed. That is why noise increases as ISO increases. Things are the same as they were in the old days of film (for different ...

The gain is slightly less noise. It's the same as overexposure +1EV and applying -1EV in Post Processing. So bright highlights may get burned.

It’s their divorce photo!

Really, this is wishful thinking if you are going to believe a Photoshoped snapshot of a blank screen. The lines and text don't even align with the pixels! Has Ricoh made any announcement at CP+?

I had the same issue with Sony printer, which I had to throw in the recycle bin, and buy a Canon to replace it (which isn't nearly as good IMO).

I second this good advice. With XP your system is now so vulnerable, that it"s like leaving your front door open. Well passed its use before  date!

The issue as I understand isn't the LCD but rather the optical design of the viewfinder that concentrate the sun energy at higher dioptrie settings.

I have had the EM10 for a few years now and 17/1.8 as my only lens. Great for travel and street shooting.

Yes I agree the menus were much simpler in the old Nikon FMs....!

Really? It's the best manual focus camera I've ever owned. You can zoom into the image 14x (anywhere you want in the image) , and see exactly when peak focus is achieved. That is not to mention ...