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Having the ability to set your camera to very low ISO values would be amazing. I'd much rather have that than super high ISO. I range between 6400 and 5 iso would be perfect for digital mirrorless...

Ive worked on raw samples from the new lens, it’s razor sharp, fantastic lens! I find it perplexing how so much emphasis, from commenters on dpreview genreally, is put on importance of shallow...

There will be pros using Olympus at the Olympics, not as many as the popular three.

IThe 17 1.2, 25 1.2, 45 1.2 and 75 1.8 are among the very best high speed lenses from any camera maker. Lenstip, imaging resource, optical limits and plethora of others, pretty much generally...

I’m often playing games with the guys at the local camera store, bringing in 20x30 prints to show comparisons between my EM1 II (always on normal res) and full frame cameras (all different...

My D750 was great at higher iso, but I never really needed anything higher than 800, but for me anything approaching 6400 I try to avoid. The d750 is really good around 1600 iso though. My D7200,...

Having to press and hold down the button to rotate a dial is a pain, Olympus cleverly have given you a choice to press down the dial, which clicks in place, pushed down, so it stays unlocked,...

.Agreed, the 12-100 is an anomaly, incredibly sharp at any aperture (arguably near prime) any focal length, and any range, close up flat field no weaknesses at all, but you have to have worked with...

The EM1 II with the 12-100 and EM5 III with the 75-300 (very sharp if handled correctly). ultimate light weight kit that covers 24-600, sharp, weight is nothing, apertures not an issue.

Dynamic range for this trip is irrelevant....all the cameras will handle it just fine. I used Nikon D750, D7200, D7500 for years, and My EM1 II is handling the situations (equally) well, perhaps...

Fuji engineers completely imitated Contax for their design philosophy. Nikon have only themselves to imitate.

That because you’re used it the faked retro designs used by Fuji.

I have an OMD EM1III and several pro lenses; haha, water proof wrap?

A 16-50 f4 Nikon, Canon or Sony would weigh close to 900 grams perhaps, so 411 grams is amazingly light weight for that equivalent range. Not only that, you gain a lot when hand holding, for...

I’ve been using Olympus for close to four years now, and I haven’t seen images this clean at 6400 iso; I am more a landscape, abstract photographer so most of my images are made at 200 iso. I stand...

Wind movement at the top of the tree...way up...very simple; observe the edge of the trunk as it crosses over the edges of the the bright background highlights along the edge of the trunk. Taller...

I’ve been using Olympus for 4 years now after using Nikon’s for close to twenty years. This lens is definitely going to be an addition to my set. Sometimes I think about getting another Nikon, Z5...

Scoring is irrelevant, just review the cameras, we’ll compare, and make up our own minds.....unless there’s a dpreview/Amazon monetary angle to it.

I Print 20x30 on my own Epson 7880, however I have access to an Epson 9600, 44 inch wide and occasionally print 30x40, from my EM1II Images. I couldn’t possibly tell the difference (200-400 iso...