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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Olympus OM-D E-M10 IV Pros: Aesthetically beautiful, economical, very light, 20 mpx sensor suitable for any situation, excellent stabilization, built-in flash, with many PRO functions that other brands do not even have on flagships Cons: For its price category, none Opinion: I state that I have all the M10s from the mk 1 to this mk IV. I also own, or have owned, almost everything Olympus, from the 3 mpx camedia to the various Tough to the M5 M1 and OM1, I know the brand deeply and I feel great about it, even if I own reflex and mirrorless bodies of almost all brands. But let's come to this fourth version of the M10. The first thing I would like to say is that it is aesthetically so beautiful that I decided to sell the PenF (now that the M10 also has a 20 mpx sensor ... I decided to take the step even with a bit of melancholy). I've been using it all week with its Pancake lens and I have to say that it's an absolutely perfect match. I put it to the test with difficult shots for an entry level M43 (total backlight with sun in the frame, or in very low light contexts) and the result has always convinced me. The lens has very small blue ghosts when the sun is inside the frame, but I find it normal. The files that this sensor produces are, for me, excellent and workable with LR. If you really want to give a denoise pass ok, but only when you really need it (like at 6400 iso). The machine is mainly aimed at those who want to go out lightly and carefree. EXCELLENT automatically for the beginner or the advanced user who knows what in optimal light conditions does not want to break the boxes with various corrections, especially with the 14 42 lens which on the M43 is not that allows who knows what vicissitudes. PDC is what it is, so.... However, I must say that in addition to the usual PASM Scene Art selectors, this M10 has a section called AP within which you can find Pro functions such as Focus Bracketing, Keystone correction, exposure bracketing, panorama, double HDR exposure, and the Olympus Live Time functions and the beautiful Live Comp Machine therefore very suitable for both beginners and advanced amateurs. It made me fall in love :) sent on January 21, 2024 |
 | Sony A7s Pros: High ISO management (you buy it for that), very small and handy, tropicalized, used price Cons: Not stabilized, sometimes the WB goes about its business, but I always shoot in raw so .. Opinion: I've had this camera body for about ten days and I'm having a lot of fun "playing" it in extreme situations where I wouldn't have thought of shooting with another body. I also used it with vintage optics a bit 'dark like the 135 Enna Munchen and the results are very satisfactory, In pp with 25 points of noise reduction and resizing to 5000 px side along the photos are widely usable for any amateur purpose. Purchased from a juzino at 350 euros, body VERY lived and marked, and then I realized that it has the sensor marked by a laser (if you read me you could also tell me! I would have taken the same) I think it is perfect for a carefree evening street. I'm using it with the scarce but compact fifty, but I think that with a 35 in front it is really unbeatable for price performance ratio. Look in my folder "Old deadbolts" some shots without any artistic pretense, but that makes the idea sent on January 20, 2023 |
 | Sony F46RM Pros: Very easy to use. Cons: Nobody Opinion: Purchased together with my A7IV almost always used in TTL because it behaves EGREGIAMENTE Robust and suitable for the fragile Sony slide, I preferred it to the real Godox or Newer precisely because I had read about big problems with the 7III and third-party flashes Also used in manual sometimes. It costs a bit but it's a really good product. I haven't tried using it with triggers yet. sent on November 28, 2022 |
 | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 300mm f/4 IS Pro Pros: Amazing autofocus, image quality at the highest levels, lightness, price for what it's worth, very bright, impeccable construction, tropicalized Cons: Bokeh a bit nervous, but just to find him a flaw. Opinion: I bought this lens with the new OM1 and I must say that it is a deadly pairing. The autofocus of the OM1 finally enhances this lens that with the M1Mk3 seems in some cases uncertain. It wasn't the lens, it was the body. Its brightness allows you to keep fast times without having to raise the ISO recklessly. A pleasure to use it. sent on August 06, 2022 |
 | OM System OM-1 Pros: Light, supertropicalized, much improved menus but above all SUPERLATIVE VIEWFINDER Cons: If you are not used to "having it small", it may be that you do not enjoy it. Eye face recognition not up to Sony Opinion: A GREAT step forward compared to the already good M1 MkIII. First the viewfinder, just for that, if you are over 50 years old, it is worth the upgrade. In the store when I went to get it I looked inside the GH6 and it looked like when you watched the matches NOT in HD. It reminded me of the magnificent one of the Leica SL2-S. The machine has a very fast operation. It is ergonomic and easy to handle and those who come from Oly are immediately at home. Menu MUCH easier and more sensible. Face-eye recognition NOT up to Sony, but still VERY good. The noise "seems to me" very reduced and the new workspace feature does a great job in a few seconds (on my notes about 4/5 seconds) without compromising the definition. Very nice JPEGs. I tried shooting in stores with neon lights and I didn'T have banding, but maybe I was lucky. It seems to me that for a brand that by all accounts "was dead", it has demonstrated a vitality and an ability to produce a technologically advanced machine that responds very well to the criticisms that were made to the System. IQ is NOT and will NEVER be at the levels of a good FF but those looking only for that, turn to the FF. Those who buy M43 do so for a whole series of other reasons, which are MANY and VALID. sent on March 20, 2022 |
 | Sony RX100 VII Pros: Very small, very light, good IQ despite the sensor, crazy autofocus especially in portrait, excellent focal range Cons: Tiny. Expensive. Opinion: IT'S SMALL ... applies both for and against. Let's say it's like a pack of cigarettes. A bit slippery, so grip is necessary. Classic menu of the sony prior to the SIII so those who come from sony do not have much difficulty in orienting themselves. Good IQ, white balance and very good burst especially on moving subjects. He doesn't miss one. It is not suitable for meditative photography, although it works very well in priority mode. I have a complete oly kit, a Sony A7IV and a Sigma SDQuattro. Especially the latter is great for the meditated photo. This sony is a perfect travel companion that on Auto expresses in an "arrogant" way all its firepower. To ALWAYS have the car behind is perfect. Stitches and shots and the photo comes out definitely perfect. Considering the sensor as well the ISO seal is good. As well as stabilization. Focal range from 24 (gorgeous) to 200 equiv suitable not to make us lose 99% of the shots. It costs a lot but I had a crazy "kick of the ass" on amazon warehouse with 30% discount, and I had another 250 euros of amazon vouchers for Christmas and so I made it my own for a really ridiculous amount. sent on January 25, 2022 |
 | Panasonic GX80 / GX85 Pros: Small Handy Quality Sensor Some Interesting Advanced Function Stabilized Tiltable Monitor Mobile Phone Connection with App Cons: Menu a bit messed up Opinion: Absolutely perfect machine to always have with you. Instead of the pancake that is actually not of great quality, associate it with the excellent and very thin 20G 1.7 and you will have a perfect machine for the street. I use it mainly for my walks in nature with dogs, because the mobile phone, however good (Samsung Note 10 +) does not even come close to the quality of this sensor. going out early in the morning or in the evening at dusk I must say that I have never suffered from the scarcity of light. The noise tends to be very low. For landscape photos, typically backlit (sunrises sunsets ...) I use the wonderful function of BKT with 5 shots in bursts that I then mount very easily with Photomatix. Thanks to the wonderful stabilization and the steady hand I can almost always get some satisfying photos. If you are very social, the connection to the app is simple and you can share the shots after a short pp with LR or Snapseed sent on October 06, 2021 |
 | Panasonic Lumix G 20mm f/1.7 II ASPH Pros: Very light and space-saving. Definite. Bright. Price of new and used very affordable Cons: A little cumbersome autofocus. Opinion: Bought for 139 euros used. I was very skeptical, but I wanted an undemanding and expensive lens for daily dog outings. Something that put on the GX80 or E-PM2 did not protrude too much and comfortably fit in the pocket of a jacket. I love slightly wider focal lengths, but it fits great. It returns well-balanced images both in contrast definition and colors. It was immediately feeling. I will also try it on more serious bodies to squeeze it a little more and see all the character. I don't take dynamic photos so I can't say how it works in those contexts. sent on October 06, 2021 |
 | Samsung S9+ Pros: Audio Video Department. Samsung pay. Extraordinary usability. Cons: Someone says the cost. It's worth every penny to me. Opinion: Great camera. Excellent video capabilities. It's always very ready, no uncertainty. Sensational integrated payment system. I had many phones of all kinds: BlackBerry iPhone winphone Android But the maturity and general usability of this S9 + I think it is almost insuperable (maybe the Notes 9....) sent on December 30, 2018 |
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