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The R3 is faster than the A9, only the A1 beats it. Those cameras are all in a different price bracket though. In the entry level FF bracket, the A73/A74 are the slowest sensors at 1/15s with the...

R6 readout speed in stills is 1/60s.

Fuji has had blackout free shooting since the X-T3. The Panasonic G9 technically has it as well but you lose out on the normal stills AF system, switches to video AF, and you can only shoot 20fps.

@NAG3LT That's certainly true, but the readout speed of the R6 (1/60s) is 4x as fast as the A7IV (1/15s) at the same price point.

And thanks for all the fish.

Definitely lawnmower AI tracking for the E-M1X. =)

To prevent the foot/plate from accidentally sliding out of the clamp if it's loosened.

No, it uses the same sensor as the Pen-F and GX8. The sensor readout speed is about 3x slower than the E-M1ii sensor.

Not a hardware issue, the E-M10.4 has it and it uses a single TruepicVIII.

With that said, Chris' description of the OoF transition areas in their review video was nervous and frenetic, so it sounds like Sony may have deprioritized bokeh in this update.

Those are moire effects, not fringing.

The original 70-200 GM had 2 aspherical elements and 1 "extreme aspherical" element.

The video portrait mode stuff looks terrible, like high school AV club green screen work.

Yep, you're correct. I hadn't used the included cables in a while and just remembered that it had a choke but forgot that there are actually two.

The Olympus cable has a choke/ferrite bead on one end; it looks like a stubby black cylinder covering a short section of the cable. The vast majority of USB cable you find won't have that.

Here's a sequence of my dog done with the E-M1ii and the Panasonic 200 f/2.8, the E-M1iii performs slightly better but the E-M1ii is already so good that it's not really noticeable. The E-M1X ...

I was incorrect in that I said that the E-M1ii was able to display the full resolution image through the EVF outside of RAW only playback since the original firmware if I understood your post ...

Half tone is the printing technique used on most colorful commercial packaging, i.e. the little dots, it has nothing to do with the LCD. The nice thing about shooting halftone subjects is that the ...

Oh interesting, I never even notice that bug with the original firmware, I stand corrected then.

Not sure what to tell you, most likely you just didn't have it setup correctly. I'm not sure why you think there shouldn't be any differences. Looking at a high frequency halftone pattern with an ...