bluevellet

Maybe it's just me, but if you already have your foot in FF, I would hold off buying any new camera until Canon and Nikon show their long rumored, mirrorless, FF hand before making a...

Yes, it mostly does. Most of the 1.7/1.8 primes on m43 are small, affordable and fit the general picture of what m43 should be. IQ is often more than good enough too. I think for most people, they ...

"Optical EVF"

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GH5s killer right there. And at half the price.

But that thing won't any beauty prizes. :)

The handheld shot mode is disappointing up close in this early stage... but it could still have its uses.

I wonder what portraits look like.

Of course it's silly.

Because Diet Coke is better than Pepsi Max (Diet Pepsi). There's nothing to debate here. :)

I first got into 43 DSLRs with the E620 way back in 2009. I remember weighing the pros and cons, comparing it to past models from the same line and from other systems. There were also glowing ...

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Too pretty to be restricted to Eurasia. Good decision to bring it to the Americas.

Slashing 100 bucks off the camera body price would have been nice though. But hey, Olympus Imaging division is...

Cameralabs had a GX800 review where they show how the lens behaves in a vlogging-type of shooting: wobbling and rolling shutter galore. https://vimeo.com/215557270

Then you work within the limits of your current camera. :) I knew I was very interested in the EM5 markII, in part because of the fast mechanical shutter, the E-shutter and the ISO 100 setting. I ...

I've never said stopping down is impossible, just that I don't want to do it in some situations unless forced to. Think of lower base ISO or faster shutter speed as extra tools to your arsenal, to ...

I also shoot with FF, but I'm limited to 1/4000. ISO 50-100 doesn't cut it there on said bright days, especially at f1.4 so I'm forced to stop down (or just in shutter priority). No way around it. ...

D850 bump? A7/A9 slump?

Nah, probably happened in the lower end.

I guess I live in an area with a lot of pale concrete/bricks. Afternoon sun makes it very bright. I'm not home so I can not post samples of this limitation, if such samples were needed. Of course, ...

1/16000 of a second is sometimes not fast enough, especially with a bright prime wide open and no filters. Hence the pics end up too bright. First world problems.

I use ACDSee pro 10 for RAW processing (I like the interface and no monthly fee hassle). You can implement software corrections, but it has to be manually added with each RAW file, they're not on ...

I once stepped on mine (by accident). Not a scratch. That metal construction inspires confidence. I think as long as you are aware of some of the technical limitations of the GM series (slow ...

Lumix 20mm > Zuiko 17mm > Lumix 14mm The summary is the 14mm is neither particularly good nor bad in terms of sharpness. Just competent. But it's tiny, fast (AF), silent and has great colors. ...

I would keep it in the 16mp generation.