jalywol

Mr. Karroly, You seem intent on starting arguments, and reaching deep into the equivalence weird zone to prove your point. In some large fantasy land, you are equating a consumer level FF lens with ...

I am not a video person, but we still need to know the rest of the settings, please.  What lens are you using; do you have OIS on it and is it on or off; is the IBIS on or off; does it do this on ...

A little more information would be helpful? Video or stills?  What are your settings? What lens(es) are you using?  What memory cards?  Was it always like this or is it a new thing? Can't help you ...

...on how (or what) it hits. Right after I got my A7, many moons ago, I was sitting on a bench at a local fair, and the camera and lens slipped off and bounced (it was a concrete sidewalk). I panicked.

Oh, I had the orange GM1 before I got the GM5 (needed an EVF...old eyes, you know?).  I have to tell you, people would see that little thing and want me to take their picture with it! My GM5 is ...

I now shoot both M43 and FF. M43 is very, very good, especially when the light is good or you want to work with long lenses, or you need to be small and inconspicuous. BUT, in a number of shooting ...

My deepest condolences.  You know, when you lose a parent (or other member of your family) who was part of your life in many ways both small and large, the shifts it causes in your life can be a ...

You really don't get it. -J

You know, Tom, the problem lies in what I am going to use a new term for: "equivasplaining" . In one of my replies, I mentioned instructors who were so enamored of their knowledge that they felt it ...

High end printers are a whole 'nother universe...... (Epson Stylus Pro 3800 and then a 3880).  Yow, the consumables are....expensive.  And screen-to-print accuracy requires some skill and a lot of ...

I don't know about you, but for me, in the past few years there have been so many big life events, even without Covid, that photography has just taken a back seat. The thing is, photography has ...

I had a very nice afternoon visit with Mom a couple of days ago. I'm not a good portrait photographer but, for a change, I got a good picture of her while we were sitting out and enjoying the very ...

What I am seeing is moire.  I don't know how you can address it in stacked images, though, but you may want to look that up and see if there are any solutions out there, now that you know what it ...

You do realize that there is more to lenses than matching equivalent apertures and focal lengths? -J

Yes, that was what I had my problems with with the EM1.  I just could not get it set up in a way that became intuitive, no matter how much time I spent with it. And this is why trying it out first ...

Oh piffle. Sometimes a piece of equipment has an interface that just works well with whatever wiring your brain has. Sometimes gear can be made flexible enough to be set up well for that, even if ...

Yes, that's what happened to me with the EM1 (first gen).  After wrestling with it for 6 months, I ended up picking up a GX7, and instantly was comfortable with it.  I sold the EM1 a few weeks ...

Well, I am not a fan of the G9 either. I didn't find it comfortable to use. Oddly enough, though, I do find the FF S5 just fine (although it's slightly heavier, it is a little smaller, so I ...

But, here's the thing.  It's not.  At least not how it is being used. Look.  People distill down what they can grab out of a wall of words, and run with it. "Equivalence", in the "throw all of it ...

Look, you can stick your nose in the air at me and argue that I do not understand the physics of light and sensors, and fine.  Some of it I do, and some of it I don't. What I do understand is that ...