OliverHasanOlympus

Hey Randall, I wasn't ready to dive in before the window closed on returning the lens, which I decided I would keep regardless. I'm not sure I want to risk it, but I'll come back to it at some ...

I've never gotten anything close to this sharpness, which I think validates my hunch that my copy of this lens is a loser, while you and some of the others here bought winners.

These are a couple of my best with my 75-300 at 300. The first is handheld and the second is via tripod. That second I couldn't find at original resolution, unfortunately. I kind of soured on this ...

Maybe it should, maybe it shouldn't. In practice, it does not work; not for me.  I am asking if anybody here has had a different experience.

Are you saying there was some kind of bootleg or early release of 4.0 and 4.1? And these alpha releases made it work, but that I wouldn't want to try installing them?

Nifty, thanks for the hack!

There's no practical work-around for me.  I'd have to upgrade my computer and start using software I never have before, since I just shoot JPGs. I realize the in-camera stacking is kind of a toy, ...

Totally, and with the same lens! In the most admirable scenario, I think the fixed focal length leads me to appreciate things I would not have noticed. Maybe more often I just to settle on a ...

I'm used to the switching that happens from screen-viewing to viewfinder-viewing when I bring the camera close or let a shadow fall over it. It happens seemingly totally erratically now, ...

I wonder if I misread when I saw on Olympus page that I could use a 12-45mm f/4 Pro on my EM5 Mk2 and continue to use the in-camera focus stacking. What I saw said it would work with firmware v ...