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Nikon's DX Z mount bodies don't have IBIS. They could have included it, they just chose not to, reserving it exclusively for the full frame bodies. If you only shoot with stabilized lenses, maybe...

Where's the weather-sealed glass?!?

Canon did the same thing with RF-S as with M mount lenses: No weather sealing/dust protection. I guess AF-C sensor users only use their equipment in dry,...

Nice shots. For static subjects like cars where a very shallow depth of field and extremely high shutter speeds in poor light is not required, m43 gives up rather little to other systems - perhaps ...

Both launched in 2008. There's no need to upgrade until you hit limits with your current system or get bored.

I still beg to differ. 1 .Is there something about a zoom lens that interferes with storytelling? Or is shallow depth of field essential for that? 2. Everyone's different in what they shoot, why ...

If you don't use one or both on a trip like this, you really should consider selling them IMO. Why else would you own them?

Gotta differ with you, big time. Between 17mm and 75mm is such a vast and useful range! The 17mm Oly lens with its 34mm-eq. FOV simply is not wide enough for some shots. You can't always back up ...

Did you mean get the Oly 8-25mm? Yes, the 12-100 is a gem but the tele range will be wasted in an urban environment and he already has the 14-140mm. Seems to me the 8-25mm is a much more useful and ...

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Not a weather sealed lens, afaik. It makes much more sense to get a weather sealed lens for hiking/biking/outdoor carry IMO.

Reasons: - More useful range without a massive weight penalty. Yes, the 12-32 is absolutely delightfully small and light, but 12-60mm is a more useful range. If the 12-60 weighed in at like 400g, ...

I left Nikon DX in 2018 mainly because of bulk, bad video shooting experience, and lens limitations. I wanted a compact stills+video hybrid MILC with face/eye autodetect, IBIS, and a great lens ...

Are you aware of free Adobe Bridge? Feel to use import + catalog tool. With metadata search. Also decent for image culling/tagging (although I like Fastrawviewer better).

Personally, I find "ordinary" print sizes (up to 16x20" / A2) very, very forgiving* — image sensor format differences just melt away. I have prints all over my walls from various formats (1/3.0" ...

There is no 1080 crop on the G90/G95 I'd welcome more battery capacity (i.e., denser Li-Ion), but I personally dislike battery format changes between generations of camera where you can't use the ...

Part of the approach is product/market segmentation and cost savings/profit maximization (e.g. no phase detect on models not assumed to be used for fast action shooting). However there's also ...

i've always enjoyed your posts. Best wishes with your craft. Hopefully you'll consider stopping by to share some of your photos from time to time. You're welcome back any time!

Agreed. I like the E-M5 in theory but definitely prefer more grip in practice. (Also I prefer Panasonic controls/menus). Still, if there were no G95 or G9 I'd be tempted by the E-M5iii... But would ...

I always wanted small body, portable cameras. Excitedly tried Nikon 1 hoping to replace my bulky Nikon DX gear. Switched to m43 with Nikon 1 dying. But only the J5 got the good Sony sensor and It ...

Truly. All of my 20MP and smaller images — starting on Jan 1st of this year, I couldn't zoom into them at all on any of my computers. I was always wondering why. Thanks for clearing that up!