Airmel

Chippy: Hey guy, when I drive my new Honda Civic on the highway, my mileage will be more than DOUBLE what I get in the city. Neighbor: Oh really? That seems odd to me considering that Edmonds says ...

Oh my gosh, what an incredibly convincing argument.

Oh brother, I already covered this example in a previous post. Sensors such as this do exist and the RAW data output from such a sensor will have a different resolution on one axis than another. Al ...

Of course this is quite true. However the point of this thread concerns the physics of resolution and the fact that Olympus (and other mfrs too) play fast and loose with truth. Also, lets not ...

This is only true for two groups: Marketing folks and sheep. The rest of us know better.

Perhaps you should take up your bizarre notion with with the Standardization Committee of the Camera & Imaging Products Association who published the following in CIPA DCG-001: Number of Recorded ...

Indeed there is a discrepancy. You are obviously a salesman, not a scientist.

Image resolution is based on the sensor's spatial sample rate (number of samples per linear distance across the sensor). For example, the resolution of photos produced by my E-5 is 4032 x 3024 ...

Dream on...

Comparing megapixels and then referring to the result as resolution is like comparing automobile MPG squared and calling it mileage. At the outset, the only group that would consider such a blunder ...

And with good reason. Several years ago, the M43 forum was descending into chaos with dozens of threads spouting the same point and counter-point "E" word nonsense. Finally, and with very good ...

Same thing happened to me during on a cold morning photo shoot in the high desert. I switched to one of my backup bodies and went back to work. You did bring a backup body on your trip to Singapore ...

You should only use a charger which is intended for use with your BLN-1. Never attempt to use any type of "universal" charger. Either OEM Olympus or aftermarket chargers intended for BLN-1 style ...

This is exactly the process that I began some 3 years ago when I picked up my first E-M1. The E-M1 is a fantastic action shooter. I have used mine extensively with 50-200mm SWD and 150mm f/2 to ...

Number of shots has nothing to do with OM-D battery pack endurance. The amount of time the camera is powered up has everything to do with it. OM-D cameras (and very likely mirrorless in general) ...

With the new locking eyecup design used on the E-M1 and E-M5 MkII, it is tough to imagine it simply falling off. Perhaps the poster's eyecup is damaged in such a way that the detent doesn't catch.