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Exposure is hugely important, my Nikons were exposed for shadow recovery, my Olympus I expose for highlight recovery more so. The subjects vary so much. I tested my EM 1II with 12-100, directly...

The current sensor in my EM1 II is creating images as good as my D7500 and D750, at 200 iso (i never have the need to go more than 800) My 12-100 pro is the big differentiator, which is sharper...

The 12-100 is an extraordinary lens, and would easily rival, perhaps surpass both lenses just mentioned, as for f4, doesn't make any difference in real world photography. Changing lenses near salt...

The 75-300 is a bit sharper overall, at the longer end, the manual focusing override on the Panasonic is way to stiff, 75 gets you a better low end range. I've used both extensively.

DOF is too limiting on a full frame camera, f5/6 vs f11 on M4/3, so for the same DOF you have to bump your iso up two stops, f200 vs f 800. I like deep DOF for my macro, landscapes and long...

You've just made an important point, shallow DOF is not really an issue at all when you know your equipment, the old argument of shallow dof for FF over M4/3 is a moot point.

You wont see diffraction loss at f 11 for any intelligent practical purpose, come on, let it go! https://jonrista.com/2013/03/24/the-diffraction-myth/

Yes there are many great photographers using m4/3, I've read and watched many of their videos among others. Dan Burkholder is a favorite of mine. I've also tried out Denoise, Gigapixel and AI...

In my circle of photography friends, between us we cover a lot of gear; Nikon Z7, Canon 5D mark II and 6D, Sony a7RIV, and Olympus EM1 II. We don't trash talk each other: who cares what someone...

Haha, another DL, Key Mission!? How about some final details and release dates on cameras and lenses?

Its clear that Nikon is holding off on releasing their proposed DX 18-140, gambling on enticing with full frame with all these sales. I'm not at all tempted by full frame, as are the majority of...

I should also mention, that I don't shoot very often above 200 iso, and 400 is usually my upper limit. Everyone has their personal needs, and the choices are pretty much all there. I'm trying to be...

I really like the images from my D7200, the sensor I believe is a Toshiba design, and I think Sony bought them. The dynamic range is wonderful with the D7000 and the D7200 as well as the D750. ...

Nikon ibis is nothing like Olympus, not even close! That goes for the Z 24-200 vs the 12-100, both excellent at normal range, but close up, flat field and wide open, the 12-100 destroys it! Ricci...

Price of the cards and reader. No banding I deep shadows.

Don’t forget the cost of that XQD card and card reader with Z6

All marketing has trickery to a certain degree, heck my EM1 II is as good as the Canon 6D or even the Nikon Z6, if you’re shooting at base iso-400 iso....that all that I shoot at, no interest of...

ecka84 ???

Only because he hasn’t used the F word, that’s not allowed lol.

Check out this link to Steve Goslings seminar, yes he’s an Olympus visionary, but he has many years experience. It’s a fantastic video for all photographers who enjoy wonderful artistry, no matter...