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Weather resistant to the point that you can safely take them out in inclement weather/dusty conditions.

As Nokiron points out, above, there are at least a few videos online that show Olympus and...

The catch lights are almost perfect. Almost. Maybe all of the parties involved should chip in for a beauty dish.

In "judging" this lens, it seems that the results speak for themselves. Of course, folks will then argue price and technical aspects.

It reminds me of the old saw about how lawyers argue a...

@ J A C S

You forgot to mention that an OM System camera can't even make a phone call . . .

Sheesh.

Nothing is permanent — even archival prints. But online sharing is even more transient/fleeting than pretty much any other medium.

Going through old boxes of prints, transparencies, and negatives...

Mine was the Coolpix 5700. Got it out of the mothballed camera closet about a month ago. I charged it up and took a few shots with it. The next time I tried — about a week later — it was dead and...

The video equivalent to the Game Boy camera was the Fisher Price video cam, from 1987.

I had a friend who actually shot a music video on one.

This video cam recorded to audio tape.

I wish I had...

After reading the comments regarding scanning MF transparencies, I decided to look into digital backs for the RZ67.

Upsides/downsides (like everything else in life, nothing is really clear...

Thank you, My Reality.

After reading your comment, I'm really glad that I returned to this thread.

I also have an RZ67 Pro II (with 3 lenses, 120, 220, and polaroid backs), as well as the pentaprism finder). Quite an...

Without doing a deep dive into the technology involved (that is, using this camera or any other camera employing this technology, and measuring only real world, end-user experience), does the...

Using legacy MF lenses, I've been really impressed by focus peaking (especially now that my eyes are really showing signs of age). For those younger folks who don't understand or who haven't...

I was going to buy the full set of $35K lenses featured in a recent DPR article. Now, these $600 to $800 cards come along and blow my entire budget. Sheesh.

This entire ranking thing is a matter of personal preference. I owned the e-300 and the e-330. I believe the 330 had an edge in megapixels, but those pixels were very "sweet" when it came down to...

I also like the solid feel of Pentaxes (I agree with the inclusion of the K-1, on that basis, alone).

All time?

In that case, this list should include the Olympus e-1 (especially with the battery grip). Sure it's 20 years old and only weighed in at 5MP, but it fit the hand (at least my rather...

Can you front me one 'til Friday? I get paid on Friday . . .

i don't think I ever shot ISO (or ASA) 6400 back in the film days. I remember shooting ISO 1600 back then (and I think it was print film/negs). Back then, Once you chose your ISO, that was for the...

Really? You are actually confused over this camera's name and the one from the early '70s?

I guess that means that if you buy it, you'll be wondering which you are shooting with.

I want that sensor and a good 28mm walk around lens.