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Hi, I think you must compare apples with apples. So first resize to the same number of MP. You will be surprised about the difference. Also remember that the depth of field of the m43 is much ...

IS doesn't work at higher shutterspeeds. I don't remember exactly but above 1/300 or 1/500 it is auto-off.

With older models as the EPL1 IS on and a tripot is a disaster. Later models, starting with the em5, didn't give me any problems.

As a European I always opt for a city trip my 4/3 2.8 / 3.5 11-22. It is usually long and wide enough. For you that would be the 12-40. Take a small tele with you for details. After all, you don't ...

You mean 4/3 or m4/3? For 4/3 I would choose the 50-200SWD with or without 1,4 tc. For m4/3 see the other replys.

I think it's on the box in which it was packed. I had the same with my o-md 1mk1.

Hi, I feel with you. I would first batch the orf files in Olympus viewer or Olympus Capture in 3 ways. First without noise reduction, then with NR low, and finally NR standard. Olympus software ...

The shift is there. But the dof is enough to camouflage it. It is not a fantastic sharp lens. The borders are sharp enough, the center is sharp. Here is a 100% crop right next to the center. That ...

@Great Bustard and others, I know the theory. But that is about the sensor dimensions. And that FF 4x has the surface of a 43 sensor. But that is irrelevant here. This message is about the lens....

5.6=5.6 regardless of the type of sensor. Only the dof is the same as with a f11 FF.
The lens is simply a 187.5-500mm F5.6. If you place a FF lens 500mm f 5.6 on a m4/3 camera than will that lens...

Well that is not true! On my E-M 1 I can set 24, 25 or 30 frames per second. Go to:  shooting menu 1/ select a record mode/ select movie/select framerate! :-)

Hi, I use the e-m1mk1 with 4/3lenses. 14-54, 11-22, 50-200swd. With focussing on horizontal lines there is a problem. Tilt the camera about 45 degrees while focussing and the problem is solved. ...

I just tried the AF speed of my 11-22 on the e-m1/1 and the e-m10/1. e-m1=approx 0,3-1 sec. E-m 10 = 2sec It's my most used lens in the city, museum and repro work. At 18mm it is a flat field lens.

Do you have a link where I can find that on Lenstip.com?

Read this of Iliah Borg (a sensor professional .)

"Actually at least Nikon D5 is (though the sensor is compromised downstream, that's exactly because it is cutting edge), and Olympus is also...

A full frame sensor has 4 x the area of a 4/3 sensor. If you do an FF sensor crop to a 4/3 sensor size you also have only a quarter of the pixels. That means that if you crop to 4/3 size you need...

my last reaction to you. Olympus has had a team of sensor developers for at least 15 years. It is striking that after 2008 it has more than doubled. But those people do not do any real development ...

I have never said that they produce their own sensor. You are suggesting that they are there only for fun, not I. But here another one, just another nose eater. Yoshitaka Tadaki (M’90) received ...

Ok olympus has those people there for fun. They do nothing else as buying sony products. Write some 'papers' and eat for the rest from their noses. They do not do this ...... 'He is involved in the ...

Bob, I know, you always know better, even if you do not know. You're just a horribly negative person who always has to let you know that you know better. The '3-D-Stacked 16-Mpixel Global Shutter ...