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Having three or four tiers of lens quality is pretty typical for all brands of interchangeable lens cameras. A prime is easier to build than a zoom, so a premium prime can be as sharp as the top ...

Well, I'm all for simpler and fewer chargers. I have three power banks, the most powerful and largest, is 65W. I'm happy to see things move toward the USB-C standard and if it is as simple as you ...

I like the idea - but I would rather have more battery power rather than loose the bit of space to the electronics needed to make this work. Time will tell how reliable this is. From the article, ...

I returned the stock lens to the box. Very poor design. I use this one: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B071HVYXD1 This one will fit backwards and is a fraction of the weight of the original.

Spot on - forgot about that one! I use the SCP so often I had forgotten about the one OMS designed for us to use.

SuperControl Panel (OK button) is the closest I can see.

Well - not much interest in the thread. I understand how things are supposed to work. I am the first to use support, based on what I read here. The reality is, you can't always have a tripod - ...

I can only say that if I took these shots, I would consider them a little soft - better than the squirrel, but still soft relative the standard I have been encouraged to aim for. Here is a shot of ...

To me, this image is soft, for how large the subject is in the frame. With most of your other shots, if the subject was so small, I would expect them to be softer also - they are and you aren't ...

We choose cameras for the kinds of images they are designed to capture, but the vision and skill to get those great captures starts with the photog. Good lenses are the next most important ...

As I continue to explore my OM-1 and try to get ready for a couple of trips, I'm wanting to explore shooting HR on Tripod, using a monopod. I was curious if anyone has explored this idea?

The two things that I see from these images: 1) I'm not convinced your subject is in focus - in these images it appears to me that the area in front of your subject is in focus - not the subject. 2 ...

The forum was consumed with "wow" because the OM-1 is allowing them to get pictures they value easier than any camera they have used. It's not that the pictures are all so much better. That said, ...

This kind of thread pops up regularly. And, you have already stated your feelings on the topic. What is the point of the thread? Are you incapable of making a decision for yourself and being secure ...

Thanks for the reminder. You did report this above. My bad - short memory.

I believe the settings you list here are from Lightroom, or Lightroom Classic. ACR accessed through Bridge does not provide the same names nor controls. I think you are aiming to help us. With that ...

And these settings may well be the difference. That said, more saturate colors will offset this, but a well chosen black and white point still is the foundation for good color correction. I would ...

The HHHR and HR on Tripod RAW files - when properly processed can easily be better than the JPGs. The main issue I see with the JPGs is that the black and white point isn't set for best range - ...

If you will check the second post in this thread, MEDISN has posted a couple of links that cover this well - with some samples from the older cameras. That would be your best bet. All of my ...

While that is true, the user has some controls over the in-camera settings. From some of the things I was reading - the default RAW settings in the Olympus Workspace were making the initial RAW a ...