Danielvr

An actual platypus! Very nice to see. Thanks for posting.

With 142 replies in a day, this must be my most successful topic ever.

Yes, sadly. See https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/59893212

Actually, I disagree. Amazon have kept this place alive for 16 years. They could have plastered it with ads and pop-ups and they could have banned links to (or even mention of) competing ...

Amazon.com. The article links to their annual operating plan review that explains Amazon's cost cutting operation.

The end of DPReview (click to watch Youtube video in a pop-up window)

Another good alternative, for Micro Four Thirds users, is: www.mu-43.com More than a few current and former users already have an account there, and I'm thinking about joining them, too.

Hey Phil ! How about a buy-back? :-)

There can be a one-hour difference between how a file's timestamp is interpreted depending on whether it is located on a FAT or an NTFS file system ( link to explanation ). Additionally, some image ...

"In anticipation of your questions: (1) What’s the timescale? The site will be locked, with no further updates made after April 10th 2023. The site will be available in read-only mode for a limited ...

"Dear readers, After nearly 25 years of operation, DPReview will be closing in the near future. This difficult decision is part of the annual operating plan review that our parent company shared ...

It sounds like the cable to the LCD monitor may be loose or broken, but..: Have you tried a different SD card and a different lens? Those (and the battery that you already changed) can sometimes ...

It was a hardware issue, but if the actual encoder inside the dial is optical, and it was malfunctioning due to dust, I think that contact spray might only make things worse. Here are some old ...

Apologies, I now see that you already stated so in your opening post! :-] I wonder if it is a dial problem (another model, the E-M1, was notorious for its dials behaving erratically - which could ...

Are M43 cameras still on the menu or not? And you may want to mention A) what types of photography you like and B) which M43 cameras you already have, so people can make better suggestions for ...

Does the same thing happen when the mode dial is set to "M" (manual) mode?

(not an answer to your query, but I thought I'd clarify the EMEA abbreviation, which I've only seen used in a context of international business).

The older method is mentioned here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/65541213 I don't know if the OM-1 can do the same thing, but maybe the info above will help you to find out.

That's so great to hear! iKenndac (and the LightSnowDev guy before him) deserve a big round of applause for making the card-based firmware upgrade method available to Olympus / OM System users. In ...

To add to what's already been said: - Diffraction compensation doesn't exist in M43 land. - Vignetting compensation is called "Shading Comp." by Olympus. See page 289 of the OM-5 manual. It's a ...