Bhima78

I'm the Creative Director for a research center at a University. Everyone really likes the photos I take for events, field work and portraits. 4 of them were interested in getting a camera to ...

If you can afford an EM10, you can afford an EM1. Its not the EM1ii, but its probably the second best camera still by Olympus. /shrug I like the styling of Oly cameras. All of them really, except ...

I own the Panasonic 7-14 F4 lens, and its fantastic. But it now gathers dust since I got the Laowa. Super small/light Faster F-stop Take regular filters Allows me to use it with smaller, cheaper ...

Panny has a built in audience for their FF camera. I work with pro videographers all the time that shoot Canon, Sony, Red and they also use Panasonic m43's for b-roll and more run and gun shoots. ...

Besides the fallacy of your Cassini example, more MP on a sensor sort of brute forces better noise performance because, when viewed either on screen or printed, the extra MP shrinks the noise down ...

@cosinaphile
Honestly, cameras today are no different in their guts to a smartphone. You ARE paying for the CPU, RAM, battery, motherboard, microphone, speaker, operating system development, 2...

You don't become a $1 trillion dollar company by just giving your product away.

The retail price of an iPhone, or ANY phone is based on consumer's demand to pay for it. If you think the markup is...

@Retzius
That is likely the case for companies like Haliburton that received no-bid contracts, but for the rest of us plebs that fill out 100+ page proposals for government research grants, every...

This is simply not true at all. As someone interested in this as an entire system (just like m43s), i want to talk about what is happening to the system and each of its new offerings in one place, ...

There already is a real life  curren L-Mount camera that can be bought today. And its not Panasonic. Its Leica.

The average person is likely familiar with brand names like Panasonic and Olympus. They probably have no idea what micro four thirds means. Doesn't seem to stop that forum from being active. Also, ...

I hope they change this immediately. The discussion in the m43's forum is much more lively due to the cross-pollination, and those that buy into the L-mount are buying into the entire system, not ...

The vast majority of m43's users in that forum have a smattering of gear from both Panasonic and Olympus. This will be no different with the L-Mount.

True. This is not true. Sigma has a devoted following due to their unique sensor technology. Combine that with their ability to pump out lots of glass, and there will be PLENTY of topics worth ...

Oh that's right... to the Micro Four Thirds forum.

For its limited shooting envelope, Foveon absolutely delivers the goods. Its just mostly a studio/well lit landscape tool. Anything else that needs to be shot should be done with something else.

Gonna be a spendy, heavy beast but its basically an Astro lens, +28mm prime, +35mm prime and 50mm prime all in one lens.

DFD works great for stills, especially in low light. -4EV on my G85 does the job everytime.

I have had zero issues with DFD on my G85. Now, I will say its not up to snuff for video AF, but for S-AF, and medium burst C-AF, it works exceptionally well.

Jacques,

I thought that too until I used my brother's G9 for a few days. I found myself unconsciously using the top-plate LCD quite often to check my settings before putting the camera to my eye.