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You ask why we need other kit and the answer to that is that I can select which of the four m43 bodies and a subset of the lenses I can take with me if I'm going out from home. I certainly never ...
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So you are carrying two cameras and more bulk and weight. In fact, a two camera solution of an RX100 for when you want to go light and pocketable and an RX10 for when you want something with more ...
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If Astrophotography is your thing then I can think of better solutions than a small sensor Nikon but as a budget option..... The point is moot here though as the performance of the 1" Sony sensor ...
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Comparing tiny superzoom sensors to the 1" sensor on an RX10 is not fair. The same with the phone comparison. The RX10 has proper controls and a good viewfinder and enough focal lengths covered for ...
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There is a problem nowadays that cameras are becoming so complex that you need to be an owner and regular user to get the best out of the camera. I see reviewers getting accused of missing stuff ...
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Jalywol for the best (grumpiest) reply.
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I think it depends when you started using cameras. If you come from the 1960s or 1970s it refers back to those camera designs and is more likely to appeal Have a look at a Rollei 35 with its dials ...
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Does that include the work laptops that I used daily all day for many years because my last one lasted 5 years of 5 days a week 8 to 10 hours a day of use and the battery and laptop was ...
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I've just gone through the thread again and I must be missing something. If the circuitry in the EM1X charger, charges the battery to 7.4V before it cuts off the charge and the battery is rated for ...
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" Li-ion cannot absorb overcharge. When fully charged, the charge current must be cut off. A continuous trickle charge would cause plating of metallic lithium and compromise safety. To minimize ...
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You might ask why do people "of a certain age" always think that modern cars look the same :-) In the 1970s the older people I knew used to say all the cars looked the same unlike the 1940s and 1950s.
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I think you are alone and should be tarred and feathered for such a remark. It may not be the most ergonomic camera on the market but you can always put it on a shelf and just look at it.
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Under EU and current UK distance selling law, most goods that are sold online have a 14 day return period for any reason. This does not apply if bought over the counter. There are exceptions for ...
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If you take something like a Nikon D800 from 2012 and compare it with the latest FF sensors the IQ improvements with the latest sensors are minimal. Which is why I don't understand all these posts ...
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If he crops the central quarter of his FF sensor then it will be the same AOV.
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It is returning (painfully) slowly to the film days equivalent (sorry for using the E word) when you bought a camera for the features and handling. The IQ improvements came from the lenses and ...
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The one that agrees with my opinion.
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For you maybe. I own a couple of older Panasonics but dislike them because of the unstructured menus though the Q menu helps in that respect. I like the Olympus menus (haven't used the most recent ...
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Maybe in the future they will let you design your own camera.
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Wait until an OM5 is announced and buy a heavily discounted E-M5 Mk3. Then you'll be able to replace your camera every 5 years or have more money saved up in seven years for your next camera. I ...
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