Martin.au

Love the sulphur cresteds.

Classic.

3d Modelling of Artifacts, Geological samples, Props and ... Sort of. :D

Macro's mostly. I'm sure I'll find other occasions to use it. Oh yeah, and definitely 3D photogrammetry.

Yay. Some cool stuff coming.

Great stuff. Love the Lapwing. We've got a few of them getting fired up now.

I think all except the original E-M5.

Had some fun with a well behaved jumping spider. And some more normal shots.

Well, I'd say you've found the smoking gun that occasionally something goes pear shaped between camera and DXO results. I'm pretty certain the E-PL7 is about as bog standard as you can get with ...

No you can't.

What a sweet selection of goodies. :D

And some more conventional macros. :D Big caterpillar ate the little caterpillars home.

I'd use it for some sports, but I expect for most sports the 40-150 is a better option. I want the 300 for wildlife.

I like my 75mm. :D

I don't think there is any sort of standard. Just find a backup software/system that works for you, and is happy to deal with lots of small files (a common slowpoint in a lot of software). I can ...

I think it's a statue of Mary, and an artistic work showing the dpreview forums. The eye represents the moderators.

I shoot only m4/3. No, I don't feel like I'm missing anything. I'm aware of the compromises and happy with them. You can check my gallery for what I shoot.

That's because you don't understand the fallacy of the argument from authority. And this is what happens when you get your knowledge of science from second, third and fourth hand information. It's ...

Two lenses would be cool.

So, you've gone with a strawman. (Yeah, that's right, climate scientists ignore everything older than 150 years.) And an argument from authority. (They don't work on me. I don't care who they are, ...