Sergey Borachev

That's nothing. Last month I bought the (E-M5 III + 14-150mm II) package from Amazon Australia for $1328, and that included $120 GST as well as $5 shipping. The "unit price" was listed as $1202 on ...

Check the prices from Digidirect, Amazon Au, and other officially distributed dealers, most of them would be happy to match each others' prices.  Oly Australia has the highest prices for this ...

You might be surprised. From memory, there was a thread once about age, not exactly a survey, and it suggested a very significant percentage of m43 users are, ahem, very mature photogs and that ...

One reason people buy Fuji is to get nice, natural colours by just shooting JPEG. It's nice to see how Fuji continues to improve over the years and often overcome its many significant problems, ...

The X-S10 is amazing value for to all the features it can provide for $999. I am happy for Fuji users as well as new photography buyers. As an enthusiast, and M43 user, I'm happy to see such an ...

I suggest asking for the age as well in your poll. At my age, the current models have a good chance of working even when I no longer can use them. And if i still live longer, it would make sense ...

I had my doubts about the f stop markings on the aperture trying as well. With the inaccuracy in both the f stop and also the distance scale markings, how can one rely on any settings based on the ...

I think so but I don't think Panasonic would.  Panasonic likes to do things different from Olympus.  They are like enemies. Nothing is impossible.  It's mostly software IMO, but it will require ...

Generalised of course but I believe it is true that some people are less disciplined than others and tend to do things because they can get away with it, rather than sticking to what is good ...

I found the markings on this 7.5mm lens are near useless. Same for the Laowa 17mm. They were apparently put on the lens without precise calibration. Don't rely on them. DOF tables are also ...

Correct Most of the highly rated cameras have OLED EVFs, Fuji X-T3 & 4, Sony A7 III, A9, Nikon Z5, Canon R5, Panasonic S1H,  ... ... but not the E-M1 III or E-M1X.

That's the problem with M43 now. There isn't any one compact camera, none at all, with a good combination of features for the enthusiasts. You will have to get a E-M1 II or G9, which are both ...

And add 200+g (camera with some bracket) to a lightweight camera, that's adding 50% of the camera's weight to the top of it. OK, you can balance it better by adding a grip, which will be another ...

I have both. Others have already provided all the answers for you and I agree with them. I just want to say they are very different cameras and for different purposes IMO. The E-M5 III is a better ...

You just summarised perfectly what I tried to say about this matter. I was convinced I had no other choice given the current situation. So I took actions, buying the GX9 and E-M5 III. To me, ...

I won't be surprised if prices go even lower in another month and you can pick up products that are unpopular for half price.

What you said about the cramped or restricted thumb movement is correct. However, in general, with SLR shaped cameras, esp for those with EVF that is raised higher above the main body, the ...

Well, there will never be a consensus on this. Tom explained the situation well and unfortunately it's true that camera makers are moving more and more to the FAS side. The latest Fuji and Sony ...

Try these tips to avoid shaking the camera, from years ago when old film cameras had no IS and ISO 100 was mandatory for quality: - Hold the camera's weight with the left hand, palm turned up to ...

It's a big problem to change system, due to the lenses. The M60 II looks very nice but it does not seem to have IBIS, which I need for some manual lenses. The Laowa 7.5mm f/2 for example is a very ...