Bhima78

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Pen-F looks fantastic on a shelf. Absolutely horrible in hand with that unnecessary dial rubbing against my finger and no grip whatsoever on the camera. "Bar" style cameras always look cool,...

@Zumzifero
Seriously. People are better off buying a new EM10ii on the cheap for the same price or cheaper than this camera.

Sorry, this thing is $500 for the body only. Its 2020, Oly's competitive advantage was its stabilization, but they severely gimped this camera and they gave it a 10 year old 16MP sensor.

Can get a...

@forest

Basically any slow kit zoom on any camera in broad daylight looks similar to what a modern phone can give you at normal viewing distances. You have to have a better quality lens to really...

The advantage of size/weight is definitely there on the longer end of the zoom range, and that will likely remain m43's greatest advantage. But if you are doing street, landscape or really, any ...

It really is that quiet. I do not know if its the same as the one in the G90. Its not the same one as my GX85 which is a bit louder than the G85.

Sony has muscled their way in by being there first and establishing a large suite of cameras and lenses. Consequently, they remain number 1 or number 2 consistently in mirrorless FF sales. Nikon ...

The RF is pretty good actually. The Sony FE 50mm f1.8 is garbage. Doesn't come close to that Canon, or Sony's other f1.8 glass (Sony 35mm or 85mm f1.8 lenses are good, the 50 is pretty bad by ...

Sigma has changed up the game around 10 years ago with the new ART line of lenses. They focus fast and are much sharper than OEM lenses. They are really only beaten by Zeiss Otus level glass. But ...

Well, hopefully Nikon isn't the next on the chopping block, as they too are in financial trouble. The only 2 camera manufacturers not in trouble are Canon and Sony.

I agree. I liked the super control menu on my EM10. I miss it on all my panasonic cameras. Still, you get used to what you use.

Tamron is actually doing more interesting things imo. Sigma is pushing the envelope on Zeiss Otus quality for the masses, but they get there by completely overbuilding the lens elements. I would ...

Oh for sure! The GM-line had a purpose for specific shooters. I, with my Shrek hands are not one of them though haha! I have a GX85, and it feels a bit fiddly to me. My G85 is the perfect sized ...

Still not good enough at f2.8: Canon 50mm f1.8: https://www.imaging-resource.com/lenses/canon/ef-50mm-f1.8-stm/review/ Make sure you choose the FF camera, not the aps-c and then slide the F-stop to ...

I didn't say any one brand was better. I got your joke, but your joke is funnier to me because the differences are pretty slight as it is, and really depends only on what your focus is.

The a7iii is a much improved body over the a7ii. I pretty much hated the a7 and a7ii when I tested them at a local camera store. The a7iii is a clear step up in ergo and especially responsiveness. ...

I sometimes forget just how good most lenses on m43's can close focus. It really increases the shooting envelope of the system. Also, if already invested heavily into our lens library as I am, I'm ...

At this point? The biggest difference between them: Panny shoots better video quality Panny has faster S-AF Oly has better video AF (on bodies with Phase-Detect AF) Oly has better C-AF for stills ...

I'm in the same boat. I will stay with m43's until the end of Panasonic. I have too much already invested into the system and it works great for me. As long as there are new, incremental body ...

Right. I have too used in professional settings FF Canon DSLR cameras with F2.8 zooms and they are ridiculously huge, cumbersome and heavy. Especially for a full-day event shoot. I hated using them. ...