Jeff

Such a shame.  A reasonable opportunity for useful discussion about an interesting lens spoiled by foolish bickering.

now I want that lens, too.  My wife is going to be very mad at you.

Don ... those wedding shots speak for themselves. Nicely done, and it looks like everyone is a having a good time. I can see why folks seek you out. The 12-100/4 covers a nice range of ...

I've shot exactly one wedding in my life, and hope never to repeat the experience.  So with regard to weddings, I defer completely to those with more experience. On the issue of outdoor shooting, ...

Completely agreed. There's a like to like about the 12-100, but portrait/wedding use wouldn't be among them. Like you, I'm thinking this would be an ideal lens for outdoor/travel/boating, ...

Yes, this is supposed to work like OIS/IBIS combo on the 300/4.  Olympus's term for this is Sync IS, and may require a firmware update on OM-D bodies.

It's not likely that the poll participants on 43rumors are representative of all 43rumor readers.  It's also not likely the 43rumors readers are representative of all potential customers.   So ...

Olympus has a long track record of minimal discounting for their flagship bodies and lenses. They'll typically stay at the original price for a lengthy period of time, then there will be periodic ...

You're dreaming.

Had a colleague like this once.  Drank more coffee than anyone I ever knew. Then one day he said the doctor told him to cut back, so he decided to go cold turkey.  Totally miserable to be around ...

Hen3ry, I'd love to buy you a G&T and enjoy a few south pacific sunsets with you! Indeed, I'll buy!  And if you're ever in our neck of the woods, well, we can have a few rounds, there, too.

What's absurd is making a blanket judgement about someone needs based on a single feature -- the 42MP resolution. That resolution is wonderful, but means absolutely nothing to me without a lens to ...

The EM-1 Mark II looks like the perfect host for my 300/2.8.  Add the 12-100/4,and it looks to be the perfect system for days out on the lake shooting lakescapes and wildlife. If you think the ...

There's actually a dirt simple way to think about this. Suppose your lens is focused at infinity. A cylinder of parallel rays of light, with a diameter of the entrance pupil of the lens, is focused ...

This is precisely why Apple and Samsung are killing Nikon and Canon. Imaging is certainly a viable business for commercial reasons, and for those (like those of here in the DPR forums) who really ...

It's hard to overestimate Kodak's impact.  At the peak of their success in the 1950's and 60's, they were a film/chemical/distribution company that controlled 70% of the US film market, with 70% ...

Huh? How did you fit zoomed-out scene onto the sensor?  Did the sensor grow, or did the patch get smaller?   It's gotta be one or the other.

It appeared under this Christmas tree, when I was 11 years old in 1965, in exactly this kit ...