Kharan

I love this one, but they're all great. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent advice, thanks a lot.

Yes! That's exactly what I needed to read - my wife will carry the E-M10 with the 14-150mm II. I was worried about that lens being useful at all, so I'm thankful for your endorsement.

That's a really good question. I've been reading up a lot on this same subject because I'm traveling to Londolozi in ZA next month, and the general agreement seems to be the following: - If you ...

I bought a G9 very recently. I'm stoked, to be honest - it's everything that an advanced medium-sensor camera should be. It's got tons of controls, extreme customizability, fantastic speed, and a ...

According to Roger Cicala from LensRentals, Nikon laid off a good number of people, most of whom are working for the competition now :/

Oh, so that's what you were shooting! I get it now  😅

But Fujifilm gear suffers from a lot of issues - I can tell you that as a former user. X-Trans is BS, all that "retro magic" got old really fast for me (give me an intelligent interface, not all ...

You started with "A mount had been a distant third even when it wasn't effectively dead" and I took issue at that. Indeed, it wasn't doing very well in the Konica-Minolta years, but most companies ...

With all sincerity, why? I've never noticed any of my dogs be bothered by it.

Well, it'd be nice to see Nikon strengthen their software side, but as a company that has downsized a couple of times in the last few years, I see it as extremely unlikely.

Sigma cameras have an optical glass barrier between the sensor and bayonet. I have no idea as to how effective it is, but it IS kind of baffling that no one else has opted for the same approach.

Because it's pretty expensive. What you imagine is probably a single geek sitting on his computer for a couple days banging code, testing the new FW on a stroll around the block, and then hitting...

It's the other way around - purple fringing is an issue with certain Olympus bodies which don't incorporate a UV filter in their optical stack. M. Zuiko lenses are designed to filter this part of ...

Although not the best performer, the Panasonic 12-35mm f/2.8 would be my pick for the E-M10. It's the smallest of all the advanced standard zooms, and it fits the little camera like a glove. My ...

The people at Nikon Japan don't know what the word 'feedback' means, which is why they could use it so liberally :D
Seriously, they don't know what it is, or pretend not to.

You're welcome. It's a shame to hear your shoot didn't work out - like you said, a lot of light is usually necessary for action photography. The ideal lens for this kind of scenario is the amazing ...

It has the same resolution, color sampling and DR. Only low-light SNR is worse, and depending on each user's specific setup, the cheaper A-mount lenses can easily offset that difference (16-50mm ...

There was a rumor, but I don't know how likely it is. If the G9 continues its downward trajectory in price, there soon won't be any need (or space in the market) for a G90. It'd be great, as the G9 ...

I used to do that. Depending on how quick the action is, you might want to use a slower FPS setting, to have live view updates between frames (otherwise, you'll need to guesstimate the dog's ...