Toni Salmonelli

Ups, indeed.

Extraordinary photos. Although I feel sorry for the frog in Christopher Smith's photo. :.-(

:-)

Looks like a really tempting camera. I'm personally not willing anymore to spend that kind of money on a camera, but if I'd be a working pro and had to decide, the R6 and R5 in combination with...

The MP3 developer strikes again. ;-)

@ Larkin: I was clearly speaking about Tamrons FF lenses. Please read my comment.

Boy, I really like Tamrons line of compact lenses for Sony's FF E-mount bodies. Those lenses are reason enough to choose E-mount IMHO.

Well, upscaling is not the right wording. You are right in this. But the increased resolution does not stem from reaping some unutilized lens resolution. It stems from the additional color...

@ Arizona: "The lens does not gain any magic qualities with each partial image taken."

Exactly. Because the upscaling is done via post processing (merging 4 frames into one image). Therefore you...

Hm, could be but seems counterproductive to me.

" In addition to the fact that Instagram would never ask for a user's personal email credentials, the website also misspells 'address' as 'Adress.'"

It is beyond my imagination why hackers put...

@ Elisam: I'm afraid he can't. High Res Mode increases resolution of the final images by combining several frames into one picture. The lens still "only" has to resolve the MP count if the normal...

@ panther fan: I'm not sure about Olympus, but why should Panasonic stop to support M43?

If Olympus exits the camera market, Panasonic will probably gain many former Olympus users who need a new...

Fully agree. 50 1.8 is such a great lens option. Small, lightweight, affordable. And F 1.8 offers more than enough subject separation.

Ah, I found it. It is Yi Technology. So far the built only one camera, the N1.

Wasn't there an Chinese company making cameras for M43? Either way, there a definitely not to much M43 camera brands.

@ CortoPA: If Olympus exits the camera market, the market share of Panasonic likely will increase significantly because many users who are invested in Olympus glass will switch to Panasonic M43...

@ rrc1967: Absolutely right. I had it but switched to Fuji. This is definitely a lens I wish I could have kept it. I'm fine with a slow variable apertures on an UWA lens. Low weight, small size and...

True words, but just one exemption. Big sensor cameras only excell in low light when there is no need for high DOF. Once one has to stop down considerably to get everything in the scene in focus,...

@ jogeer: "... but some pople liked the 'built in' depth of field not understanding the shortcomings in potential creativity."

C'mon! Do you really believe that people who do not Fall for super...

You know what's said IMHO. I can't fight the feeling that many non Olympus shooters here enjoy the news.

Is it just the relief that their brand wasn't the first to withdraw from camera market and...