Adrian Harris

I use inexpensive monopods as they do not have to remain stable like a tripod. After wasting money on many I now favour the lightweight 7dayshop.com one. Cost about £8 five years ago. It's been ...

Yes. ...mine does exactly that. (Well I thought it did until reading all the excellent advice and information in this thread!) But it can be programmed to perform differently, as yours seems to be!

For many photography is not just about taking photos. I think many have found this period difficult due to not being able to share their day out doing photography with other people. Even if I ...

I have a lot of photographic friends and acquaintances, and almost every one has said they have lost their mojo since the pandemic started and the same for me also. I think many have lost their ...

Thank you. I have thought about it, but even on offer I feel that Topaz product is far to expensive. I attempted a quick test of photoshop's equivalent, but something stalled me. I think it needed ...

You lucky boy Trevor. Glad you had an enjoyable and successful time.

:-). :-)

Actually you are dead right with that point. The em1-mk2 has the most  useless user manual I have ever tried reading. Fortunately after 3 years I discovered I could switch on auto help in the ...

Upgrade!, ...where to next? Many on the m43 forum say the cameras need to improve to stay relevant. But I think it's more a case of that they need to 'change' to remain in business. For the last ...

I only have the em1-mk2, but 4 years ago I noticed an unusual whirring sound which I was un accustomed to hearing on previous cameras. I panicked a bit and guessed/hoped it was IBIS. I have worked ...

Yes I have programmed a back button for 2x magnification. It is useful for getting a closer look at distant subjects. I do take the odd photo with it for ID'ing subjects, but the quality is very poor.

Never a truer word spoken. I have had my em1-mk2 for over 4 years and am still discovering fantastic features that enable me to capture great images far easier than other systems have permitted ...

Focusing is slowed drastically by using a small focus box. So make sure it is not too small. If motion blur is the problem, open up your lens from f8 to f4. Ps. I have a n Olympus 60mm macro prime ...

..... It is not simple. It is dependant on the model of lens and the model of camera. My current go to nature setup is the Olympus em1-mk2 fitted with the Panasonic pl100-400 lens. At first I used ...

3 things: On a sunny day use an ND8 filter to help slow the shutter a couple of stop without having to stop the lens down to much. You may find prop blur acceptable even at 1/125 - 1/200 range. ...

Really lovely images. But most importantly I am in awe of those wonderful aircraft and would really hope to get a chance to visit shuttleworth before my time is up. Definitely a bucket list event.

I confess that I didn't understand a word you wrote, but it's a fantastic image.

I only have the em1-mk2, but it's menu system is so clever. If you need simple just one button press brings up the 'super control panel'. It couldn't be easier or simpler. The luxury of the deep ...

There are many types of astro photography. Some people are just into stars and nebulae. Some just want huge landscapes at night. A buddy just keeps photographing the milky way. My preference is for ...

Sequator is free and it cleverly stacks sky and foreground seperately.  No idea if add or blend foreground.