SkiHound

Many, I'd say most but don't want to generalize too much, are much less interested in gear than typical DPReview readers. As an example I have a cousin who makes her entire livelihood from ...

Well, I've been a loyal Olympus shooter. But IMO, GX85 pretty much tromps on the E-M10iii. I thought the 10ii vs GX85 was largely a pick em with each camera having some advantages and ...

In addition to the OEM, they were what showed up when I clicked the accessories tab on B&H. I have considerable trust in B&H. Bought 2 to accompany my original 10i and then this summer we did a ...

That would certainly seem to be the case. And of course Olympus is free to follow whatever business approach they feel is best. But if you compare the 10ii to the GX85 it's close. Each has some ...

Excellent report even if the news reported is not. The inability to use bracketing in modes other than AP is completely baffling. I guess I don't know it as fact but are there any cameras in this ...

They look like some happy lads.

Nice shots. I especially like the first two. There's something about that Shepard that makes me think s/he is a wonderful companion.

Battery life in all of these is pretty lame. The new E-M1ii has a much larger battery, but otherwise none of the Olympus bodies are very good in terms of battery life. They are just running so ...

Referring to E-M10i and ii here. The mark i is a very nice camera. I owned one and liked it very much. I had a particular reason for upgrading to the ii. Specifically, I can't really read anything ...

Based on what you've said, I think I'd eliminate the E-M1ii. Of the three, it's the one I'd prefer. But I think ergonomics are a critically important consideration. Given the price, you might view ...

The E-M1 is really not the ideal tool unless you devote some time to it. It's immensely customizable but that can become daunting unless you spend some quality time. We all have different ...

Well, I won't attack you but my experience is very much with the more positive reviews such as that from dpreview. The corners certainly aren't as sharp as the corners, especially wide open. ...

I'd like to see a native m43 lens in that range as well. Haven't heard any rumors and the recommendation to adapt other macros is probably your best short term solution. One question is how macro ...

I'd say no. Unless you want to spend more time learning photography, there's no reason to upgrade. That assumes that your camera or lens are not faulty. The E-M1 w 12-40 is capable of making very ...

is no way to go through life.

There are tons of options that provide basic adjustment settings. I often just tweak jpegs in On1 Raw using the Effects module. The Browse function is pretty good for sorting through jpeg files, ...

I agree. There was a period when each new generation of cameras brought significant gains in resolution, noise, DR, etc. But really over the last 5-6 years the improvements in technical IQ have...

I don't think there's any reason to have both, especially with a g85. If you had a gm1 or gm5, the tiny size of the 14 might be of interest. It is super tiny and light. But the 15 isn't a large ...

Did you use a tilt/shift filter on this? Very effective.