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FAb-BZH you are correct, so there are differences for sure, this doesn't matter to me, personal choices of course. With such a long focal length, for me it isn't an issue, but oerhaps the f4 on the...
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Ecka84 The aperature settings during my test were comparable between the two cameras for difractionn, which is hugely overrated anyway! Take an OMD E M 1mark ii out and try it, you may enjoy...
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I don't use EM1Mark ii at iso settings above 3200 generally, except when I shoot stars and the milkyway very occasionally, which works out very well! However I can set my aperature and iso...
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There are going to be differences for sure, but as I said the differences are far less than I had expected. Lets just say that an Olympus 300 f4, will create an image with “near”equal quality to...
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Absolutely! I wouldnt hesitate if I can track one down....will see.
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After shootimg identical images with my OMD EM 1Mark ii with the 75-300 mark ii, and a friends D 800, both set to 200 iso, with the 80-400 at equivalent f stops and focal lengths, 100 and 200 mm at...
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Agreed, and if or when Olympus developes hand held high res mode, if possible while IBIS engaged, or at all, that will be the big breakthrough. Already, high res mode, with the OMD EM 1 Mark ii is...
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My OMD EM 1mark ii is an amazing camera with an incredible amount of innovative features, but no real multiple exposure capability of (10 or more) the same as with Nikon and Canon professional ...
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RicksAstro, no its not! the difference is absolutely meaningless in real world shooting, live with it. If you base your purchase on such a difference in f stop, your the victim of skillful...
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The Olympus 40-150 2.8 has the same focal length, weighs half of what this lens weighs, and will be just as sharp! the difference in f stops isn't significant. Marketing is a funny...
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Well I have to say that it’s very addictive carrying around the EM 1Mark ii and 12-100 Pro, with 61/2 stops of stabilization. The zoom range is great, the lens is incredibly sharp, flatfield in...
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The oly 300 f4 is a bit lighter, but much smaller, and will be sharper wide open hands down! A lens with the sharpness of the Olympus 300f4 will make all the difference in the world, if you are...
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A relatively inexpensive 50 1.8 hand held with an exposure of 1/2-1/30 second and effective IBIS will blow away a $2300 50 1.2 at the same exposure period, any small, minute difference in lens...
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No, this is what m4/3 quality looks like!
http://www.sulasula.com/en/olympus-for-wildlife-photography-one-month-in-the-rainforest/
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A good informative article for the wise!...
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You’re not a critical thinker haha
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Read the article and then comment on why full frame is not the only game! Toy you say, you’re a fool! http://www.sulasula.com/en/olympus-for-wildlife-photography-one-month-in-the-rainforest/
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