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Hand Held High res shots (50MP).
7.5 stops of stabilisation.
Smaller foot print compared to the FF sports/wildlife models

Quoting Northrup as a source of truth, is like quoting Donald Trump.

Rumour is 50MP RAW for Hand Held, 80MP RAW for tripod use.

It also powered by a perpetual motion device, unlimited shots.

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I would expect a camera that is supposed to have a Handholdable Pixel Shift mode, would have an impressively fast readout -- which should mean less Rolling shutter effect.

sounds interesting but wheres your source? citations?

Yep sony RX10 MIII is great for widlife and sports!

I agree this is under exposed so it makes the image harder to work with. OP, Dont take it personally, olympus cameras tend to underexpose to protect Highlights, and depending on the composition and ...

Exactly. The 12-100 is a travel lens! You are travelling. Use it. + weather sealing may be required in a country like cambodia.

I think youll find that most companies pay fines on a regular basis for compliance or regulation infringements in one country or another. This would be nothing new... administrative error.

1. C-AF and Tracking. 2. Video If olympus can at least match best in class in these two areas...... well played olympus well played. Everything else is a bonus +improved noise/DR +Hand Held Hi Res ...

And your bank account...

Brilliant!

Undoubtedly a triumph of modern lens design, for anybody who uses it. I do from time to time, but its not for everybody, and only comes on the most expensive lenses.

I have PEN-F and the 25 1.2, and sometimes i experience the same issue as you, however its still much better than how it worked on my old EM5 mk1, which it often missed focus. On the PEN-F i find  ...

Both great cameras I would assume GX9 is cheaper.  You should handle them in person as you may taking a liking one way or another. The IQ is more or less the same, PEN-F probably has better ...

STOP watching Northrup content.....and generating revenue for the, Check out this dude on Youtube -- "Camera Consipricies" - he takes a more lighthearted and less serious look at camers. He's quite ...

under such conditions - the difference is negligible, but we already knew this. M4/3 holds well against FF. It is only when you venture into the extremes where FF flexes its muscles.

Electronic shutter as someone above already pointed out - why the need to mess around with ND filters - unless you really want to do long exposure shooting Only draw back is if you have movement it ...