Snoddas

Why not the 14-30 F4 S + 50/1.8 S? 24-70/2.8 S will be heavy at 800 something grams, and perhaps not the most exciting lens for landscapes. But if you like the range and dont mind the size I guess ...

Start a thread on GOST instead of ISO and the "circle of confusion"  would probably increase even more. :-D

Why?

Just wonder why this is so hard to understand for some people. Maybe it's easier for the generation that have handled both 35mm and medium format negatives to understand that the size of the thingy ...

At least pretty close to 2..:-) http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Ideal%204/3,Ideal%20APS-C/DX,Ideal%20FF/FX

That is correct, the theoretical performance between FF and APS-C is bigger than between APS-C and MFT. Theoretical difference is visualized here: http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Idea ...

Check out this thread, seems to be a similar issue, it might help: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/62285392

Downside is that using the integrated graphics might result in the program running a bit slower. If speed is an issue, I would ask/check with Olympus if they support your graphics card ...

Excellent! Should be faster using GPU as well.

Yes, I know, OOC jpegs look as bad. Most cameras tend to overdo the NR in the default setting is my impression. Not sure why that is the "standard", NR OFF would be the natural setting. Sad to see ...

How do you find the default NR in the new Olympus Workspace? The EM1X ISO6400 files I tried look clearly sharper and more natural and less "smudged" with NR disabled. Turning the NR off will reveal ...

OR blend in among all the Canon sports shooters on the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. Mimicry.

Yes, not glass, it's actually synthetic home-grown crystal, but more brittle than glass it is. Another reason would be consistent image quality. Thermal movement inside the tubes would affect image ...

Great stuff. Bring out the popcorn! :-)

Sensor size, sensor size, sensor size. Sensor size, sensor size, sensor size. Sensor size, sensor size, sensor size. Sensor size, sensor size, sensor size. Now let's talk about video. (where short ...

My impression was that fluorite glass is more sensitive*, at least in the past. Until a few years ago, it was only canon who used fluorite glass in their super tele glass. Now Nikon does that as ...

This might be relevant (try to use GPU instead of intel graphics): "ig at the beginning of the file name suggests something connected to the Intel graphics driver - does your machine have an Intel ...

Did you investigate the system logs?

Yes, we know about that lens, see my thread about Sports lenses for MFT. But it's never used to be called PRO rather than DIGITAL, thats why this might be interesting...PRO is the name used for pro ...

Nikon tele lenses are actually black as a standard. :-O