gary0319

Not sure why this is an issue, but none of my Olympus lenses would cover a full frame sensor. Whether it be ultra wide 8mm or 400mm, none were designed to be capable of covering full frame.

If I recall correctly, both Canon and Nikon developed their APSC sensors before there were any full frame alternative. These early digital models all used the ff mounts because there were no APSC ...

Unfortunately, this whole idea of entry level camera buyers has been completely wiped out by the smart phone, IMO. I suspect the crop sensor cameras from manufacturers that currently support both ...

I agree +1. I have had all of the E-M10 iterations (versions I - IV) and the E-M10 IV is way better than the rest, for the reasons you cite, plus better IBIS and overall faster ...

I suspect the downturn in the “crop” line coincides with the advent of the smart phone/camera age. The phone technology wiped out a big portion of the low end Costco camera market. Similarly, the ...

I do a fair amount of high and low sequential bursts. The only time the speed of the card becomes a limiting factor is if my burst overruns the buffer, which may be 50-60 raw files. I’m going to ...

The E-M5 III is almost the same size as the E-M10 IV (I have both) and has OSPDAF, 20mpx, weather sealing, and more and is currently priced at $999.

My Olympus Pen F has some pretty nice monochrome and color profiles that approximate the look of mid century B&W, and Kodachrome slide film SOOC. I don’t use the color profiles much but the I can ...

Any Mirrorless camera with focus peaking should  get pretty close to representing the area in focus in the EVF. Adjust the aperture and the area in focus will increase and be shown in the EVF.

Hoping for the availability of the 40-150 f/4 Pro. My piggy bank is beginning to get nervous….

I have both the 12-45 f/4 Pro and the 12-100 f/4 Pro. Of the two I use the 12-45 way more often. The 12-100 f/4 at 100mm is too short to be long and the size/weight is too heavy to be light on my...

Sure, compared to a FF Nikon or other large sensor format cameras the E-M1 III with comparable FOV lens is smaller. But, we’re discussing here options “within” the m4/3 family. My E-M1 III with the ...

Sorry I antagonized you, I missed the earlier post where the OP responded to you.

The OP already responded that he has sold the Nikon.

Hmmmm.... interesting. I had the E-M10 II as the base for my small travel kit. Looking for something smaller than my E-M1 III, I purchased an E-M5 III (great small camera with PDAF focusing, etc. ) ...

Just a couple of additional thoughts while you are pondering…. I have had 3 samples of the 14-42 EZ and there is some variations in image quality. The one I am using now on my E-M10 IV is pretty ...

On paper the obvious choice is the Olympus 12-100 which I have, but rarely if ever use it upon my E-M10 IV. While it is a super sharp lens at all focal lengths, I find that 100 mm always leaves me ...

Welcome…good choice on the E-M5 III, I love mine. I opted for the 12-45 over my previous 12-40 because of size and weight, it is a really good match up with the E-M5 III, and super sharp. I use the ...

Like all things in post processing, the newer versions are usually faster than the preceding versions. My latest version of Olympus Workspace 1.5 is quite a bit speedier than earlier editions. ...

Maybe, but I never used any specific presets with Lightroom, just a plain old import at default settings. These samples were from 400%. And yes, I was a bit off topic here, sorry.