Jonas Palm

It’s dangerous to make comparisons between lenses measured on different sensors. Change the sensor resolution, or the strength of the AA filter (or remove it) and the same lens will produce a new ...

I kinda like Affinity Photo on my Gen 2 12.9” iPad Pro. It really depends on your needs/wants. If you’re not in a hurry check out user accounts of people using that, as you wait to see if Apple ...

I like your lens suggestions. I feel that after the ”Pro” line of lenses, I’d like to see a ”Travel” line of small optically excellent lenses that doesn’t chase very large maximum apertures.

Go to dpreviews test of the GH5s. Use the image comparison tool and set them to same size (middle option). Choose RAW and a reasonably high ISO such as 6400. Compare. Results are nigh on identical, ...

So you never look back at your photos and video? I have a bunch of my grandfathers negatives and glass plates from the 1920s. At the time they were contact printed to make the images. Today ...

Not that this is all that different from other japanese manufacturers. But it is frustratrating and inappropriate in a format where compact dimensions is the major draw. It is easier to make a high ...

As I said, every last one of them exhibit moire and aliasing. But of course, the 75mm Olympus, the 60mm macro, all three (I know, I know :-)) 25mm lenses, hell, even the 45mm and the pro zoom, all ...

Since people use their images differently, and have different standards, there can’t be a single right answer to how much a lens needs to resolve. And if they are all severely limited by sensor ...

Are you responding to me or Okapi? I provided a link to where Bobn2, contrary to Okapis allegation, recently made a post crammed full of references and graphs. Thus showing the falseness of Okapis ...

Ehm ...

I'm (only just) familiar enough with sampling to get the reference. :-)

:-) I’m serious though. For the life of me, I can’t see why undersampling the lens signal should be desireable. (Apart from data bandwidth/storage perspective, which is eminently solvable/solved.) ...

Adding to your point in a sense - isn’t it a good thing if the sensor can capture (more than) everything the lens passes on? Moire, aliasing and so on are symptoms of undersampling the signal. It ...

Only ISO doesn’t describe exposure, really. Illustrated on this very site on basically every review of cameras when they check whether the sensor output is truly independent on set ISO. Most of ...

You may or may not be right about that, but if so, it simply means they are stuck in a way of thinking that stems from the film days. Look, Iliya is correct regarding the classical exposure ...

I think most forum visitors can see the relevance on several levels. Sony is the manufacturer that supplies m43 so it demonstrates the technology they can offer. The on-chip processing, the ...

Sony just released the IMX 586 mobile sensor. It is interesting in several ways. It's notable though that it stops just short of offering 8k video recording, instead maxing out at 4k 90fps. Wonder ...

Sony has released a new 48MP mobile sensor, the IMX 586 . Interestingly, it stops just short of supplying 8k video, maxing out on 90fps 4k instead. Can't help wondering how long the market window ...

You know full well that an f2.8 200mm lens is not the same as an f2.8 400mm lens. M43 doesn’t really need those kinds of arguments, they are easily shot down, and makes the whole format seem based ...

You didn’t. You’re welcome. You totally avoided the point though - that going “gourmet” kills volume. Volume that doesn’t need help killing, because cell phones are already (the thread subject) ...