Jonas Palm

You are deliberately not seeing the point. Won’t engage with that.

It is not an either or proposition necessarily. But these days printed output is the fate of a very, very small fraction of a percentage of the images captured. Arguing about how much resolution is ...

This I feel strongly about. We are absolutely NOT limited to centuries old output methods. Even my 87 years old father, the instant he got a digital screen for his photos, started zooming into his ...

Dubious car anology aside, the willingness of Olympus and Panasonic to commit to purchasing high volumes of new sensors is probably the issue. There are business considerations that can make this ...

Official spokespeople of both Olympus and Panasonic have indicated that the respective companies are going to produce cameras capable of recording 8k video, which on a 4/3 aspect ratio requires at ...

Nice! Thanks for the heads-up that the 42.5mm f1.7 is included in the test. ( Was it added? I read that test when it was published.)

Uhm, if it isn’t dual IS capable, it offers no extra stabilisation benefit. Saying the 42.5 is better than the 45 doesn’t have all that much basis. It tested ever so slightly better at lenstip, ...

The LX100 is a great camera. A classic in its own time. With its fast lens, compact dimensions and functional image stabilisation it is arguably better than any ILC within its limitations ...

I want reviewers to be flabbergasted, because to a non native English speaker, that is one of the best words in your language. I want reviewers to feel compelled to write ”When we held the new GM7 ...

While I’m all for the core of the request, the camera you described is pretty much the GM5, warmed over. If they are going to do it again, they should try to hit the ball out of the park. Tiny ...

Of course. Nothing much is happening, so a semi controversial post may generate some traffic, and some bored forum denizens have something to discuss. However. As a heavily invested m43 user, I ...

The silicon cost penalty of FF vs. 43 exists but is low in comparison to total camera cost (not to mention system cost). (Est. $50) Even more significantly, where are investments made? In cell ...

Yup, it is a strange that PD-AF is now used from cell phones up to FF, but m43 only offers it the E-M1. Stratification of your market by cutting out desireable features is consumer hostile and only ...

Actually, audiences were positive, it was a group of loud cineasts who didn’t like any change in experience that protested.
Better temporal resolution (higher frame rates) will come, because the...

Option 1. and 4. would be my preferred alternatives. Go for 1. if you’re not into video. The GX80 with 12-32 is a really inexpensive and capable option, and if you are looking at the higher end, ...

On the other hand a prime gives (potentially) shorter shutter speeds, and the 25mm f1.8 focuses quickly. That said, general capabilities are close to the 20mm f1.7 so the EM-10ii may be a better ...

Is that your daughter? Jesus. She'll have you wrapped around her Little finger so hard ! :)

I'm so with you on this! I'm an old Contax G shooter, a system that had petite, well built and extremely well performing lenses at reasonable prices. (As did the Mamiya 7 system, at less reasonable ...

Actually, I’d be more inclined to propose that sensor limitations level the visible differences between the lenses. I recently had a lens-test relapse and tested my six primes and four zooms. All ...

Baffling how you can claim ownership of an idea when someone else had it, built the necessary hardware (in the multiple millions), wrote the entire software stack, incorporated the whole thing into...