Eric Gerards

In addition to Jack Tingle's post: check the setting of 'EVF Auto Switch' (Menu --> Custom Menu (gears) --> J. Built-In EVF) and make sure it is set to 'On'. When it is set to 'Off' then you get ...

This sounds like the camera is malfunctioning. One of my cameras is an E-M10 mk2 and the LCD screen works by default unless I move the camera to my eyes to use the EVF. What happens if you review a ...

The 85mm I'm using on my Nikon Z5 is a Viltrox 85mm f/1.8 and I am very pleased by the results I'm getting out of this lens plus it's very affordable. I can highly recommend it!

Although I cannot directly confirm, I do expect this to work. However: although the Nikon 18-200mm was a pretty nice and versatile lens in 'the good old' days, it will not get the maximum image ...

I also own a Z5 and a Godox TT685ii. Personally I am very satisfied about this combination. I use the flash most of the time on camera and from time to time off camera via the Godox X2T transmitter. ...

When I switched from shooting JPEG to shooting RAW roughly three years ago, I dived into all the settings I suddenly had to deal with. Sometimes I also noticed noisy parts in my images even at low ...

I found myself in a similar situation: wanted a wide option, however I was not willing to spend a grand or so. A year ago the options on the second hand market were very limited. After some ...

At similar settings both lenses will produce similar images. Although super zooms used to have inferior image quality, that does no longer seem to be the case. I have owned to Z 24-200mm now since ...

I've got a Godox TT685II (it's either V860(II/III) or TT685(II)) for my Nikon Z5 and that works flawlessly. Sometimes I take the flash off camera via the X2T trigger which also works pretty well ...

I have a Nikon Z5 and the Godox TT685N as well as the remote trigger Godox X2T. I am running firmware version 1.20 on the Z5. Is that also the version that you upgraded to? I can use the Godox ...

Here is one I took back in 2019, but I think it suits the subject more than fine. Fellow Dutchmen will probably have a clue where this bench may exactly be located because of the dialect words ...

If you've got a Mac, then you could have a look at PhotoStatistica. You can generate all kinds of charts & graphs based on the EXIF data in your photo collection. Next chart is showing how many ...

You're more than welcome!

I took the liberty to do a quick restoration of this image. Have a look, don't forget to check out the eyes and see for yourself:

My daughter used this lens on an old E-620 and when she moved to the E-M1 (mk1) I got her an adapter so she could use the lens on her E-M1. As others have said as well, the focus is slow, but it ...

I've got an arca compatible base plate attached to my E-M1 mk2 which came in with the 'L-part' attached to it. This L-part can easily be detached, so no worries there!

Last week I went outside with my E-M1 mk2 and the Oly 300mm, and had a walk in our local city parks. It has been spring for a few weeks now and you can clearly see so; enjoy the images!

Yes, there can be differences within the system, however they will be very minor. Not particularly the range that interests you, but I once compared a few lenses all shot at 25mm and noticed the ...

If we're converting both setups to a full frame equivalence, then you'll get 300 x 1.4 (teleconverter) x 1.5 (crop factor) = 630mm for the D500. For the Olympus you'll get 300 x 2 (crop factor) = ...

Thank you! :-)