Bhima78

No, but Microsoft's technique is extremely unique because it can basically take any off the shelf sensor and then curve it. It is likely much more cost effective to use Microsoft's technique than...

Not true. They can probably just:
1) Buy regular sensors from Sony
2) license Microsoft's curving fab tech
3) build an awesome, fixed lens camera to compete with the Leica Q, Sony RX

@Stanchung
Used Macs exclusively in college for graphic design and at two design houses I worked at. Had more issues with those computers than I ever did with my custom built PC's at home. Also, at...

3 reasons:
1) Already familiar with the platform. Huge reason to stick with it
2) Already own software for that specific platform
3) Apple's marketing team. Its what got them there in the first place

Yeah, I'm a big fan of all my ports on my Dell Precision, plus a proper dock with 3 monitors. I've used enough Macs in my time working for various companies as a graphic designer, and I'm happy I...

I just don't think Oly wants to give its other camera line PDAF, even if they gimped it a bit compared to the EM1ii. They SHOULD be putting OSPDAF in every one of their OMD line-up, but I just ...

? Have you used the Noct or the PL15?

On the flip side, If I was going to only carry the 14-42, slow pancake zoom on my m43's cameras, I'd rather just switch to a Sony RX100.

From the G85 on, Panasonic's IBIS is better than the GX8. With dual IS it is likely the equal of the EM5ii, without it, probably the equal or slightly better than the original EM10's 3-axis. The ...

Just posting this to keep it at the top. Maybe he's on location with another native tribe, documenting the world of people we've never seen before. At least, that's my hope.

If you already bought the Noct used, you are likely to get around 80% of that value back should you choose to sell it.

I had never seen this thread before, and I'm glad someone recently posted on this. I wish we had a sticky folder of threads like these.

I don't think this is physically possible to make because the teleconverter elements would either crash into the sensor or the back of the 40-150. Its, I think, the reason why they only made a ...

It goes with the super small/compact setup: Laowa 7.5mm f2 This will allow you to take grander landscape/cityscape shots than the PL15 (which doesn't do too bad at this). Otherwise, you have made a ...

Those are some fantastic shots. I'm impressed you were able to: 1) keep the hummingbird in frame while in flight 2) keep the body of the hummingbird sufficiently sharp at those low shutter speeds ...

Both types of lenses get equal play on my cameras. When I need more DoF control or better performance in low light situations, I use a prime... when I don't, I use a zoom. Going on a hiking day ...

I too was considering just getting the cheapest FF camera and a portrait lens for it but decided I'd rather just use that money for the system I enjoy using, and also picked up the Noct (you got ...

Some unreal footage. Mindblowing actually. Really love the long shutter timelapses and the downright surgical camera movement throughout. Its harder than it looks to get good camera movement, and...

I'd probably bring one longer lens too. At least something that goes to 40mm, though longer would be preferrable. This is the best way to stay out of the way of the real wedding photographer. I've ...

I have a GX8 and I went with the Oly 12-40 simply because the MF clutch is just that much better to use than standard focus by wire on the panasonic 12-35. Having said that, the dual IS might make ...