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I kind of disagree about the 25mm. I actually sold mine and now have none. The problem I found was that it was just wider than it needed to be for portraits, and too narrow for a number of wider ...

As others have said a fast (low f-number) somewhat wide angle prime is the big thing missing. That will allow you to take photos in much lower light. When you are given lens advice remember to take ...

I am not super knowledgeable about this, but many cameras allow you to set custom settings to a dial, so it should be possible to set it so that a certain dial position always gives you particular ...

Just because I got it for $50, I ended up having a camera that is my microwave.

Good pictures in an overcast situation

Enthusiast, former amateur photographer here. I did a lot of research before buying the EM5. I've used it a lot, and have done a lot of reading after buying it. Not at any point towards any camera ...

Ah, but why does it have to be square? Portraits with circular frames surely is a thing..!

Agreed. When I shoot with my 12mm F2 I put my ISO to 640 as that's the highest I am comfortable with, aperture to f2, shutter speed is just within the range of tolerable. This is why I'm looking so ...

That's a noticeable image quality improvement above the 70D. Very happy to see sensor development.

I wrote a post here on accessories which didn't get a lot of traction: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/57007786 I really like that cheapo black half-case gotten from eBay for a few tenners. ...

As an MFT user, this is a great camera by the looks of it at a great price

As someone who is also weight-sensitive, I skipped out on the 12-40 for this reason (and the 2.8 aperture), going instead with a pair of primes - 12mm and 45mm.

Never used a 6D, but if this was anything like intended operation the reviews would have it in red at the top. It sounds faulty - the question is just what you do about it if anything. edit: or ...

I often take photos at events indoors with my E-M5 using the 12mm f2. Now, if I up the ISO to where noise just starts to appear.. and put my lens at f2... and underexpose by a slight bit.. then ...

'to be honest I think it's hard for anyone here to imagine the practical effects of this. I'll be more excited when I can see practical usages. "You can move the camera from side to side after the...

Good argument for A9 in my view: Avoid lens mount confusion. If they truly intend to abandon the a-mount completely, which they probably do, then it makes less sense to stick an E-mount at the end ...

I suspect he's hinting that you should buy a mirrorless camera which you wrote that you have already considered. It might be worthwhile to start a new thread with "which compact camera" in the title.

The 80D will make your lenses longer due to crop factor. The 6D won't. Before you make a decision map out which lens options you would consider for each and how attractive they are.

OM-D NLC1 (New Lens Collection)

Then it is probably 5-axis in body - because the lenses that also have IS take over 2 of the axis which are corrected better in lens.