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Such polls in camera-forums are a joke. You‘ll never get decent and reliable data from them because a) there are more people with problems in forums than out there (in fact many of them register ...

The lever is restricted to assign AF-target, AF-Mode or On/Off or switching the dial-functions (front/back-dial) or switching between movie-mode and the mode selected with the dial. You can't ...

DxO PureRaw II does the de-noising automatically based on the image: You just set the method of denoising and if global lens-sharpness and lens-correction are applied. These settings are also ...

Yes, but keep in mind that denoising also works much better with RAWs then with JPEGs or in-camera. So even if you shoot correctly in low ISO conditions it‘s better to use RAW and denoise with DxO ...

Shoot a very underexposed image or one with the white balance way off as JPG and RAW. Now try to correct the JPG...you'll fail with the JPG and see immediately why RAW has much, much more reserve ...

EDIT: Del pls.

Check the contacts of the camera and lens for dirt/dust. That's often a problem where freezing occurs.

The drama, the drama...

It's not wrong. You easily can test it for yourself: Just set up a small oder single AF-area and C-AF, activate animal detection and don't intersect the AF-area with a recognized subject's (e.g. a ...

There is a lot of false and misleading information in this thread: 1) Subject detection (not face/eye-detection on humans!) doesn't focus on the the recognized subjects unless you use "all" for ...

Zoom: Oly 12-40 mm F2.8 Pro and Oly 40-150 mm F2.8 Pro Prime for portrait or landscape: Sigma 56 mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary or Laowa 7,5 mm F2 (depends on either you want a faster lens for portrait ...

Long time since I read such a useless thread opended by such a stubborn user...

See also here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4490408

That's not rolling shutter but interference with LED or other electric light. Choose a faster or slower shutter speed or "antiflicker shot" at "on" to avoid it.

The perfect setup for my purposes is: Olympus 12-40 mm F2.8 Pro (as general purpose "always on" zoom) Olympus 40-150 mm F2.8 Pro without/with 2 x teleconverter MC-20 (for wildlife and BIF, the 300 ...

Can't understand how one can not turn off this annoying beep: It's such a distraction for others and there are two visual focus confirmations.

Except for their stubborn holding on to DFD-technology which won't ever get rid of the "wobbling"-effect when focussing and is inferior to that of the competition when keeping focus on moving ...

Now I get it! :-) Disunderstood you concerning the eye and the AF.

Subject detection is totally independent from the selected AF-fled-size: Either the field covers the body (detected subject/it's eye is focused on) or not (the area under the AF-area is focused ...

With bird (or any other subject-detection expect human faces which works different) detection enabled and not using all AF-points the size of the AF-field (single, cross, small) etc. doesn't ...