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The way you looked it is the right way in essence shooting with a macro lens on the EVF however I presume you shot that at 30fps with another camera? That would mask any intermediate effect that ...

Ha! Noise at long exposure times is primarily driven by temperature sensor get hot for a number of reasons not just because you have a long exposure Depending on how the measures are done the graph ...

He (Richard Butler) says that the upgrade of the EVF does not reflect an improved user experience. He is using the EVF for which they provide a score. If he sees issues that were not on a previous ...

He did not provide units to his graph so we do not know what 0.5 is however my guess this is DN digital noise value. This is calculated as standard deviation from black level on a dark frame. Why ...

Nope. The resolution on the HDMI is scaled down and processed separately from the EVF. The HDMI is scaled to 4k 60fps. So if there are any issues that are connected to how the EVF is driven you ...

Noise measurements do not see fixed pattern noise though they evaluate noise as standard deviation to black so even hundred hot pixels will not move the needle yet it will be very visible Neither ...

They buy a stock sensor and then get a panel made to order? This is non sense there are users reporting problems with the sony A9 that has the same panel. It is possible that this is happening ...

His statement is actually more serious he says that the resolution drops in both normal and high speed mode and gets worse when the camera focuses The HDMI output doesn’t work with the same refresh ...

I don’t have flicker issues with any of my panasonic cameras he said there is a drop between evf and playback and even more so when it focuses his words though you mistakenly think am making this ...

I think you are a bit naive, there is pretty much a single OLED 0.5" panel with this resolution so the fact this is inside the camera that is made with many Sony components it is I would say is ...

in that case there would not be flicker and loss of resolution between view and playback this can only be a explained if this MALS drive is used in that case vertical resolution is halved and ...

Sorry your logic makes no sense. If I am set to make 1000 widgets and I get 4000 orders I have a backlog of 3000 per month until I increase run rate but 1000 still get it If instead I make a one ...

Interlacing means two fields are alternating. If you have a 50Hz signal you have 50 fields per second the fields are half frames. Nothing is remaining on the screen the two fields alternate. When ...

The one with the OS Text. The panel can manage 60/120/240 Hz I used the diagram to explain one of the modes it can refresh, if you see flickr or other effects it is not progressive scanning but a ...

Yes but if the EVF is the same and the LCD has changed to 3"instead of 3.2" with higher brightness and color accuracy why the score would go down? It just does not make any sense

Still one in four should get it instead of zero in 3 months and droplets to some occasional people It just does not add up

The diagram I just put there is from the OM-1 panel you see the 120/240 Hz indications You can see the interlacing that goes on which would create flickering and combing effect that dpreview is ...

This is the documentation on how it is done It runs odd and even fields with full horizontal resolution this looks very much interlaced video to me. The different rows show odd and even fields Inte ...

Sorry as Olympus user you are asking the wrong question. You need to use a small selection of AF points and track the subject yourself Then you can publish the photos and say it worked wonders It ...

That assumes you are able to see a difference when the lines refresh every 8ms I can't see any difference to be frank in static of moving images There are some artefacts so I would agree that image ...