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They did it, but camera is suppoerted in latest version only. No support in previous version (v10), which I have for now. I run trial version of 11 and it works perfectly with GX80 RAWs, as noted ...

I agree, dxo make avarage lenses look good. Good investment in my opinion.

I think panasonic 14-140 3.5-5.6 and panasonic 20 1.7 could be nice combo. I have both lenses and use them on EM5 and GX80. I think 14-140 lens is really good for what it is and we all (should) ...

If you check today, after choosing GX-80, you get message "Your camera’s RAW format is not supported yet Suggestion form". So they postponed support release to unknown future date? Or I am getting ...

I purchased GX80 in May this year and as a big fan of DXO software was waiting patiently for 16th. of September, which was date that DXO promised to offer support for my camera. Unfortunately this ...

From gear I have I would be happy with any of these: Ricoh GR. More I use it, more I like it. It has really sharp lens, very good UI, works fast and fit in almost any pocket. GX85 + 14-140 M2 (I ...

I have Ricoh GR and E-M5, which I believe behave similar. I use GR as walk around small and very capable camera. Its lens is extremely sharp, snap focus is great feature which I use a lot. On top ...

Sometime ago I did comparison between 12-40 and 12-50 and difference was not that big in terms of sharpness. I still use 12-40, but not because of better sharpness, but because of speed. I used ...

Lately I purchased GX80 and 14-140II as a kit lens. Since then, I am seriously thinking about selling 12-40 2.8. It is great lens, but for portraits I use faster primes, 14-140 focus close enough ...

You are absolutely right. Another note to myself is to set camera to S and set shutter speed higher, regardless of ISO.

So, today I wanted to test AF-C on my new camera further and went for a walk with my most cooperative subject - Bart. Unfortunately weather was not that good anymore when we came to "our" spot. ...

My experience with AF-C  of 14-140 II on GX85 is quiet good. I tested with my dog and results were quiet good. I believe it would not have problem with child runing toward camera.  I set camera to ...

Just today I took my new GX80 out for a little test to compare it with EM5 I and also Nikon D800. On EM5 CAF is useless, as you stated in your opening for your camera. But GX80 on the other hand is ...

I can not compare wide lenses, since I do not own any. I have Nikon 24-120 f4 on D800 and it is fine lens. But since I have GR, I never considered 28mm prime, since I am more than happy with ...

I am thinking to do it. I would gain DFD and expect better CAF, I would also replace Oly 40-150 lens with Panasonic version (i am writing about slow versions, not 2.8 lens), to get DFD capable lens. ...

I was on the fence of purchasing GX8, but was mildly concerned by shutter shock and fact that all my m4/3 lenses are without stabilization. I think this camera will be perfect for me! My only ...

If you can wait till june (if I recall correctly), you can choose one of Nikon DL compacts. I am planing to get wide angle one instead of wide lens for my system cameras. I think DL compacts cover ...

I used Linux Ubuntu system for a few years and was looking for best photo editing software. My favourite free software for RAW development was LightZone. Only thing that is missing from LZ is lens ...

For the last few years I used OMD E-M5 as a m4/3 camera. Mostly I am happy with results that camera deliver. Lately I am thinking about video and as far as I know Olympus is not that strong in ...

I have 12-40 2.8, but still use 20.17 and 75 1.8 a lot. When light is really low, I want smaller camera or 2.8 DOF is too deep, I take primes. Otherwise 12-40 is more versatile all in one ...