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EDIT: and I can't help but to have the feeling that in this place there is some underlying bias against the whole concept of a 'crop' sensor camera and hence a belief that the R7 must be inferior ...

Exactly my point, but GB is compelled to recite his full mantra about equivalence and always has to bring the total light and noise into every discussion. I often use the very same lens on my FF ...

no, it’s completely different because the focal length and crop factor result in completely different image framing while the f/4 results in exactly the same exposure. Crop factor has no impact on ...

Often forgotten or not mentioned is the lenses you have at your disposal and whether they are long enough without having to use an extender or to crop your R5 images. It can also be said that many ...

and yet . . . the term "slow" is usually referring to Exposure Values, not DoF nor Signal:noise. Talking about slowness and total light in the same sentence can be (my opinion) confusing to some As ...

you should assume that the rolling shutter effect is visible - if you know what you’re looking for - in every BIF shot where the wings are flapping. Usually it’s the curvature of the wingtips with ...

In my country (Australia) Amazon photos doesn't offer unlimited storage capacity for prime members. When we queried Amazon.au they had no explanation other than to say that the unlimited storage ...

You can indeed assign it to a button to take you directly to the Menu setting but because there are two different settings, each with Enable and Disable options the button can’t put the camera ...

I’ve been using a Metabones with my E-M1 II & III for several years with good S-AF performance. I use it routinely with my EF300mm f/2.8 IS II which is both sharper and lighter than my Olympus ...

I think it’s becoming easier with each new camera and lens generation to capture very good images - images which 25 years ago might have been regarded as superb and exceptionally good and limited ...

My suggestions: 70-200mm f/2.8 paired with a FF body is great for close animals, animal action and low light (early morning/evening) A 100-400mm or 100-500mm on an APS-C body is excellent for small ...

My E-M1II is going for repair tomorrow - replace grip rubber - and so today I've updated it to the latest FW (3.7) The update process didn't run smoothly :-( After completion of the FW installation ...

Hi Andrew My feeling is that there's been a steep decline in reports of OM-1 cameras being returned for repair Peter PS about to press the [Restart now] button on my PC's Windows 10 -> 11 update so ...

not at all strange - probably they don't have the time to give the details or are not willing to be interrogated and accused of user error I just spent some time browsing the last 10 months of this ...

What I know is that there have been many credible reports on this forum of OM-1 cameras needing to be returned for repair/replacement with more than the simple 'tight front dial' issue Suggesting, ...

100mm is not a FL I often use, but if it’s 1-stop bigger brother  lenses we’re talking about here I’d love to see an f/2.8 big brother to the Olympus 300mm f/4 Peter

Your concerts however have the benefit of professional lighting and mostly slow moving subjects and it’s a genre where noise is often not considered to be detrimental. in sports and wildlife ...

It’s also possible that loyal supporters of the brand and of the product who don’t own the camera also voted Also possible that the Poll is accurate and everyone who voted was honest, as usual in ...

I'm curious to know whether you carry the R7 with you as an extra body just for when you need that extra reach, or you've switch over to using the R7 With the long lenses I have and use, the R7 ...

leaves me wondering whether the more recent cameras push the old lens(es) a little too hard with potential injury to their moving parts Peter