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Bookmark or Share- OMD EM1 - New TruePIC VII Sensor - 3 things this sensor doesWent to a viewing of the OMD EM1 tonight. The rep explained what the new sensor can do. 1. Sharpening on selected focal plane only. What this means is if you were to shoot a portrait and the background is to be out of focus the sensor reads this information from the settings being used and will only sharpen the image on the sensor plane of focus.
- Olympus EP-4 or EPL4? :) - Mu-43New 16mp G3 sensor, with new processor (TruePic VII) improving iso 2 additional stops starting at ISO 100 but also improved performance at 6400 Max shutter improved to 1/8000 (only the EP-x, Lite and mini kept at 4000) Manual focus peaking Improved Movie performance NO TILT SCREEN (I don't want it to be a thicker body than it already is)
- Is E-M5 MkIII PDAF a serious upgrade over E-M10 CDAF? - Mu-43The E-m5 mark III USB plug is the old USB micro-B (i.e. not the newer USB C plug). While the title says E-m5 mark III, in case you look at the E-m1 mark III, note it no longer comes with a FL-LM3 in the box. The E-m5 mark III and E-m1 mark II do come with the FL-LM3. The E-m1 mark III will work with the FL-LM3, it just isn't in the box.
- Review - Viltrox EF-M2 AF Speed Test @ 17mm - Mu-431. mZD 17/1.8 is the quickest to focus at 0.14-0.15 sec on average. That was expected. What I did not expect, though, was the fact that all three generations of Olympus cameras AF this lens with the same speed. Strange, I thought Olympus improved S-AF speed in latest generation cameras equipped with TruePic 8 processor. My test shows otherwise.
- Which Olympus cameras fix chromatic aberration in the camera?Mu-43 Hall of Famer. I have read that the E-M1 was the first Olympus camera to include automatic chromatic aberration correction. This appears to be true and I'll describe my tests below. Note that this feature applies to RAW files as well as JPGs. In the case of RAW files the correction made by the camera is simply to include the correction ...
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