Bhima78

I'm really curious what your important aspects of the EM10ii are superior for stills photography over the GX80 (besides the only one I can think of that's important... the EVF). The GX80, if it has ...

As the first data set is only from the last five days (hardly enough to be considered more than a blip), but the second data set is compiled from a longer timespan. Though having said that, it is ...

Currently, there are a good number of DSLRs that do not exhibit shutter shock, but that is not a function of their shutter, and is entirely a function of the bulk/shock absorbtion of their larger ...

You'll likely get plenty of anecdotes that say they don't have any shutter shock without the 0-second mode, and they likely are true for them. I personally have experienced shutter shock with the ...

I shoot in 4:3, so, when you use a 16:9 based EVF, you are naturally going to waste much of the EVF real estate due to the different aspect ratio. That, and the field sequential thing bothered ...

1) Ecosystem: Check Sony's lens lineup for that camera, see if it has the right focal lengths, performance, price/size you would want. If so, it could be a very solid option for you, but there is ...

The GH5 will have a proper mic and headphone jack, a slew of sLog profiles, and better codecs overall.

The EOS M actuallly works perfectly fine with all available EF glass though. I tested a friend's EOS M with the Canon 70-200mm f2.8 and, it focused as well as the native glass of the EOSM. Not ...

Look, I love the GX8's flippy EVF. I use it every time I use the EVF, as I find it much more comfortable to shoot with it just slightly tilted up. But we have to put it into perspective: The GX80 ...

I originally disregarded the Oly since it was a "slower" lens, but it is actually quite a good performer. Having said that, I love my Panny 7-14... and I would also consider the Oly 7-14 f2.8 as ...

You shoot beautiful, wide angle landscapes. The Sony A6300, though its' sensor IQ is better, may not actually get you better images as they don't have very compelling wide to ultra-wide lenses. The ...

The A6300 is, objectively, a more capable body than any m43's camera. This comes with 2 big caveats though. The first is the lens selection is the worst in the mirrorless world. If you plan on ...

And its pretty damn fantastic. I had to make a quick submission video for a water scientist. I unfortunately didn't have my portable audio recorder with me, but the video looks pretty damn good and ...

I've used it pretty extensively to shoot some manually bracketed HDR's and some family photos with me in it. Works like a charm.

I doubt they mean it gets reduced at 1/4000th of a second, since, we all know shutter shock falls within 1/60-1/320th of a second. There may have been a mixup, as the new shutter's maximum shutter ...

Its fairly obvious that the GH5 will get the IBIS with video like this cam and likely the new shutter (though hopefully at least 1/8000th a second for mechanical). It will likely get the GX8's EVF ...

When I was choosing between an EM10 and a GX7, I admit I really enjoyed the GX7's grip. Probably the best of the smaller m43's cameras. That darn EVF though... it was the deal breaker for me.

E-M10 Sigma 60 Sometimes, I like the results when shooting into the sun without a lens hood. Flare isn't always a problem, it can be an element to the shot. Anyways, another obligatory shot of my ...

I'm in the same boat here, Oz. I don't take enough video at work to really want to hassle with 4K files, yet I don't like the softness of Oly's current 1080p; though I'm sure there are plenty of ...

Panasonic could have used the G7's EVF or the G6... both are better than the GX7 and neither are as good as the GX8. Product differentiation right there. No, this is a test cam for Panny (testing ...