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Appreciate all of your previous comments. May be to add some additional clarification, I have owned the Olympus 17mm f1.8 before. But that was my dad's which I have since returned. I have used it ...

Thanks, glad I asked. That's what I thought as well (which made me skew towards the cheaper option tbh initially), but it seems that 75% of DPReviewers who voted thought otherwise. Choices and ...

Why so?

What difference does 15mm vs 17mm make? It is at most half a step difference in real life usage. I will just need to lean a bit back or forward. Why would sharpness not count? That's the next most ...

Yeah, Infinity. But they operate under a different name through the platform that I am looking at. And it says that they have black available... Oh well. Colour makes little difference to me. :)

I missed the special offer. £269 (or $350) is definitely a good price under normal circumstances. Unfortunately I am not located in the UK. However, when comparing $350 vs $234, it is still a 50% ...

Since it is COVID-19 season and my country, along with many other parts of the world are under lockdown, some online platforms has decided to offer some attractive deals to tempt us! So the deal ...

@DrewRick You are shooting blanks. No one is claiming FF is better a APSC Pro camera.

@Emerson, like what does this camera do that FF does not do?

How so? Both are crop sensors, pic quality going to be inferior to FF anyway.

I really look forward to the new accessories, lenses and cameras these 3 companies will bring. Really fantastic news!

This is probably the best news that has graced Micro Four Thirds for a long long time. I am really happy and excited to see what new accessories, lenses and cameras will these 3 new entrants ...

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!! Man, you really have below average intelligence. Let me recommend you some reading materials: https://interestingengineering. ...

Lenstip does not say explicitly this, but it alludes to this when they use decency level. You already quoted 2 quotes from Lenstip in your earlier post, I will re-quote here: You can clearly see ...

Yes, this is true. Lenstip does not account for sample variation. I am not sure how you compared your lenses, but I find that Lenstip's findings and the MirrorLesson's comparisons match closely. ...

A thinly veiled threat of aggression? Save it, we are in no way going to meet in real-life, and I am not going get into stupid debates about whether I can beat the crap out of you or not. This is a ...

I am in no way mocking his English.  The fact of the matter is that his videos are dry and he waffles.  A much better presenter amongst the Visionaries would be Robin Wong.  I am purely talking ...

The correct way to compare lenses of different system is to view the distance away from the "decency level". The further away they are, the better. It is that simple. (1) On the Olympus E-M5 Mark II, ...

I suggest you read up how Lenstip does their tests before making comments that frankly, make you look less knowledgeable. The website is run by optical engineers with background in physics and ...

Well, his tone definitely has changed in the past one year to say the very least. DPReview team also has changed their tones, just read the conclusion of the E-M5 Mark III review and you will see it.