Bhima78

I think there is a feature in the EM1 ii that sets a lock on the subject, and when it goes behind something like a branch, it will keep focus on the subject and not jump to a foreground branch. i ...

As long as your subject is stationary, then you can get 4-stops. Otherwise, I find that IBIS is still useful when shooting people in low light, but only about a stop, because any more, and you are ...

While true, you have to throw away the entire camera when you want to upgrade your RX10. This Oly lens gets to stay with you.

Yes, F4 on m43's means crossing a threshold on ISO in even moderate lighting. I shoot exclusively now with m43's and that limitation is clear, and can be avoided with the appropriate glass. This is...

@Thomas
It likely has to do with the shots at F8. with m43's, one should mostly avoid going over f6.3 as diffraction starts to set in at F8 and you lose resolution. The sweet spot on this lens is...

In the event it too gets sold off, I hope Microsoft picks it up as I believe they have the ability to leave it mostly in tact and have the resiliency to keep it running for a very long time. Plus,...

The Otus is a greater feat in one way, as it is sharp in the corners on a sensor with 4x the area. That isn't to say the Oly doesn't match this, its just that it has so much less sensor size to ...

The tech is moving along, and I wouldn't be surprised if this sensor size actually moves the fastest in terms of performance gains simply because it is the sensor of choice for so many different ...

There really is something to be said for good design/tactile feel. The PEN-F has this in spades, and it really does want to be picked up and used. My issue with the PEN-F is that the AF is good, ...

@NameFinder
Even with software correction they are still better than old lenses.

All of those suggestions are jury-rigged, which is fine for some, but I don't want to bother with that. Would rather have a lens that just takes my existing filters with a step-up ring, and not ...

Honestly its easier just to ignore it. There are so many other issues in life than forum trolls.

@Aroart there is literally no daylight between an XT1 and EM5ii up to ISO3200 RAW. Not a bit. The XT2 on the other hand...

@AbrasiveReducer
Because lenses back then had at most 7 elements in them. Meaning, they didn't fully correct well for distortions/abherations especially at the widest apertures. A modern f1.8, f1.4...

Looks promising. I am eager to see how this fares against Panasonic's 7-14 at F4. If this lens is close to that at F4, I might sell the 7-14 and go with the Laowa for a few reasons: 1) filters 2) ...

From all the rumors, it sounded like Oly was planning a 25, 17 and a 45 (or 50). I don't think a 12mm f1.2 was on the books. Also, it would likely be quite awhile before they even make and sell the ...

Not sure anyone has complained about this camera in any consistency. It seems to be an obviously better camera than the EM1 in every way. I'm looking forward to the reviews, and then, a few years ...

If money isn't much of a concern, then you go with the Noct. It has the ideal FOV for portraiture and is, at this time, the best IQ of any m43's lens when you take all factors into account (ie: ...

I get that this is the case, and that technically what this essentially is, is a premium quality 50mm f2.4 lens (ala Zeiss Loxia f2.4). But lets say a potential buyer of an m43's camera and this ...

Mitakon 25mm f0.95. Its not horrible at f0.95 (on par with the Voigt), and gets good by f2. And its only $399 and very compact. This is probably the best review of that lens: http://www.photobyrich ...