Hitherto

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If you've got nothing that needs to be yellow in your scene, quite often there isn't a lot of it, you can tweak your hue in your yellows and make them more green, that can help to get more green ...

As with most Sony sensors I have troubles with blue and white. The two colours get conflated, greens are fine by me, it's always the blue. Something about Sony sensors. As for greens you will fix ...

Giant swimming rats... I had no idea what these things were.

Contrast is an issue with these lenses, use the hood as intended to stop stray light hitting the front element. Depth of field is really shallow on mirror lenses, a lot of people have a sook about ...

Call me when there is an off button for X-Trans until then I don't care... Fuji uses fake ISO anyway, it's well known. One body from Fuji has an off button, but no on button. Hmm... starting to ...

I said all along it was a light sensitivity issue, the smaller sensor has to work a whole hell of a lot harder to convert that light into something resembling an image as we move further and ...

I wouldn't bother with the 50-200 unless you have an E-M1.

You wont notice anything much at ISO100, it's when you come to actually use a reasonably high ISO that the issue becomes present. There is more detail in the image out of the 6D particularly in ...

Not sure about that... Plenty of time for taking photos also. Sorry about the inclement weather. Run this through your printer and have a look if you feel like it. I've been spending time getting ...

Once you downsize it to the size of a postage stamp nothing else matters, fixed. If you like collecting postage stamps then you may also like low resolution web pix.

I'm not "everyone else," I'm "Hitertoo" and should be addressed as such.

You don't exactly need the whole scientific answer to be able to make some straight forward assertions that if you're going to use a lens to let more light in, you will have a lower base aperture ...

The more complex part of understanding sensitivity is a minefield in itself, the reality is that when you take an image at ISO200 (base micro four thirds ISO) and then take an image at ISO200 on a ...

Because people like you have a bee in their bonnet that equivalence doesn't exist which is ridiculously false. I'll continue to tell you about equivalence until you learn to understand what it is. ...

The ISO sensitivity issue is an interesting one, the APS-C sensor is 0.5 bigger again in terms of crop factor and therefore has an APS-C sensor has about 1stop squared light gathering advantage ...

One other piece of advice I have is to make sure you go into the menu and turn off "reset lens." This is an annoying feature turned on by default on Olympus cameras so as when you power down your ...

Price is what brought me here in the first place as opposed to Sony E or Fuji X. However, that all changed when Olympus went stupid and decided to try to charge people $1200 in Australia for an ...

Hi, the Power Zoom works fine on Olympus bodies, you just won't get any of the extra firmware options you get with Panasonic cameras, such as the ability to control the zoom speed. On an Olympus ...

I have printed lots of stuff, I just don't willfully print garbage pixels.