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Sony and others are getting close to that but using 2 or 3 camera modules. I can appreciate that Sony prefers the purist approach to jpeg processing but I would be more interested in getting an...

I love DxO and have used it as my editor of choice since Optics Pro 8. I now use PhotoLab 6 and it's excellent. If it could organize my photos via AI then I'd say it's just about perfect. DxO's...

Yes, it seems like they have made a version 3 and rebranded it as part of the Panasonic-Leica line. It has the same basic shape which makes sense to save cost. It will be interesting to see if they...

I use Lumix cameras with Pana-Leica, Olympus, and Sigma glass for landscape photography, weddings and events. Guess I'm in the minority.

jxh, I'm still waiting for one of the big camera manufacturers to add a Snapdragon or Google Tensor CPU to any camera. I see a lot of promise for APS-C and below and would love to see Panasonic...

Sony tried this back about 8-9 years ago. It didn't sell very well due to speed of the wifi/phone processors of the time. I have been wanting a new version of the Sony or Olympus sensor module but...

Agreed, an adapter for M43 glass would make more sense, especially since Leica has branded lenses in partnership with Panasonic. The only issue I see is that most M43 lenses require power and a...

Unix and Linux are, Mac OS is a heavily customized, closed eco system OS based on a Unix fork.

The only real differences I see are likely due to resolution. The OM-1 does look better but that makes sense since it has a newer sensor with more resolution. A better test would be to use a test ...

This seems a bit like Kandao Raw+ but for a Mac OS and without support for a proper OS.

An ideal comparison would have used the same lens on each camera but that said, I'm not surprised that the OM-1 sensor would come out ahead of a GM1. Using the DPReview comparison tool, I've ...

Love the photos, a great reminder that older hardware isn't obsolete. I loved using my GX1 but wished for a bit better DR sometimes. Your style minimizes those deficiencies and I wouldn't have ...

Lack of RAW is a huge issue and is a strange omission because it wouldn't have cost anything to provide that capability.

The HX99 seemed like a nice camera overall but I didn't really look at the JPEG performance. Panasonic, Canon, and Olympus cameras seem to produce better OOC JPEGs in the consumer space (its a ...

Agreed. Apparently people feel like they need some of the brush and layer features in Lightroom but I have been delivering similar photos since the Optics Pro 8 days (I'm on PL4 now going to PL6 ...

I discovered this when I bought PL3 to support a new camera and PL4 came out a couple months later. I agree that they should offer something better than the standard upgrade discount in these...

Agreed, they should offer generic DNG editing capability but they won't because it would allow people to get around the camera and lens support paywalls.

I have PL4 and just tried the PL6 trial. I never noticed that processing speeds were slow on my Zephyrus G15 (R9 5900HS and Nvidia 3070) laptop. PL6 didn't improve processing speeds by more than a...

I noticed this as well on areas of uniform colours and it was easier to push DeepPRIME XD too far which results in a Topaz AI-like oversharpened/crunchy look that I never liked but many Topaz AI...

The good news is that you aren't actually missing too much. On bayer sensor cameras I've done a comparison on, I was able to get a similar look from regular DeepPRIME by increasing the global lens...