I've watch a few of your video's and wondered why you take a standard photo with a longer shutter speed for light trails when this camera has the Live Composition which is ideal for those kind of shots? Just curious.

I agree with most of everything that you said except for one point right at the end when you said that bigger lens cost more, I've had full frame, APSC and M4/3's and found that the latter cost on average more. Anyhoo, best wishes from here in the sunny (I wish) climbs of Yorkshire.

idk if u will see this but I am debating on getting this or the g9

Shot years worth of memories with a 44M on my Samsung NX10 - might upgrade the camera to an A7 and ended up here. Lovely photos there.

New to the M43 world : Will the 12-60 work on my OM5 ?

Thanks for the review. I purchased also the TTArtisans 17mm/1.4 for GX9 and that is a great lens too 👌. Built and image quality is excellent !

That happens to me as well several years ago no help at all in getting my account back so I had to start a new one went from 7,000 followers to never being able to back over 600 🤷🤷🙄💩💩. Good luck you think their security would be better by now but just look how many facebook accounts still get hacked on a daily basis so obviously their priority is with the advertisers and politicians 🤷🤷.

Shot the GF1 last week, this week it will be the GF2 with the power zooms and the 20mm that will see some use.

Enjoyed your video.

what is the thing at 2:00 where he's saying he "overcame the flippy screen thing"????

The Konica Hexanon AR 40mm f1.8 makes a great companion to this camera. The Konica AR system's short flange distance means the adapter tube is short, leading to a compact combo with roughly a 60mm equivalent focal length. In terms of size, it gives the NX1000 / NX 30mm f2 combo a run for its money.

This made me appreciate my canon 200D

I like a lot about this camera the only thing that really puts me off is the small sensor. I would love one of these with a 1" or even a M 4/3 sensor it would be great. they manage to put them in other small cameras so I do not see why they cannot do it with this.

Nice work

Great video man! I just bought it to do some experiments with it on a Pentax K mount. Damn, whenever I look for videos of these vintage lenses or some old photographic gear, I find videos of you talking about it haha. I loved the videos you made of the Canon EOS 40D. A gladiator camera for sure.

How can I transfer photos from the camera to iPhone 13? The app doesn’t work nor the WiFi

👍 ждем без зеркальную альтернативу.

no encontré su dirección de instragram. Ya no corre ?

To be honest my OM System OM-1 has given me lots of extras to get good photographs, especially in the dark, but I very gladly share photos taken with my 8MP Olympus E-300 online. Those 8 MP are more than sufficient. (I think it is more frustrating to post an 80MP photo online only to see every detail crushed by the compression 😁)

If that’s the same 14.2MP sensor as the NEX3 then I can vouch for the image quality!

I try to avoid those high megapixel cameras. I'm happy with 16-24mp. All the extra megapixel cameras need more expensive glass and requires so much space and resources to store and edit. With 16-24mp I can get thousands of decent pictures on a memory card and be content with the quality. Unless I'm shooting professionally a lot of the new cameras are overkill. It's probably why so many people are shooting digicams. I know a few people who don't want to have to do a lot just to take good pictures and the camera manufacturers are just not getting it.

I used to own the A7RII and I thought it was fantastic for adapting vintage lenses but I always thought the native lenses were too expensive. Once I got a job that didnt require using my own camera I began to realise that I didn't need all these specs so I downgraded to a Fuji XT2 and even then I thought I wasn't gunna use half of its features. After that, I downgraded to a Olympus EM1 MK1 and Canon 5D Classic, then I went back to Sony and got bored of it quickly haha. Now I currently a Lumix GX80 and GX1. I seem to enjoy Micro 4/3 a lot more these days than full frame cameras and they're a lot cheaper. It really depends on how you plan to use your camera as you say. But then again, I've gotten extremely picky too haha.

Very very nice. I've pretty much moved away from mirrorless now and just use the Canon 5D and Nikon D700, and I have the D750 from 'pro' work if I need it. Superb image quality throughout. I had the Pentax K10 which had a beautiful CCD sensor, I gifted that to a friend traveling in Portugal. Happy new hear pal.

My kind of camera, one without video! Am I the only person who would does not do video? :)

I've got a bit of money put by to spend on photography. I'm torn between getting an old camera and a few lenses or a new entry level camera with just the slow kit lens. I don't have any modern software on my ancient computer so I should probably go for the older gear but it would be nice to have something modern for a change 🤔

Thats why i just got old pentax for film simulation and lumix fz300 for video only 🫠

Hey David .. can you test SONY Alpha A 7S 12mpx ,,,vs ....... i think the output is similar like a caNON 5d Original ,, cheers

Ahhh bins... 😂 Do love the CCD sensor look in that old thing though! I've got a CF to Micro-SD in my 5D - one of the few that you can get the SD out without removing the CF card so it saves those precious pins!

It's good to know about the card adaptor, not sure if you remember me telling you I bought the A390 over the A350 because it took SD cards, the A390 packed up a couple of weeks back. I have 4 A mount lenses, price combined was less than I paid for the body. I do have an adaptor so I can use them on my sony nex C3 but only manual. I also have a Lumix G2 with the 14-45mm lens, I have a decision to make, do I get another A mount body, upgrade to a nex 6 or 7 or A6000, or get the 45-200mm and 25mm lenses for the G2. I only ever post to social media and any of these do the job 😁

Oooo... Nice oldie but goldie camera. Lovely pics even before the edit!

You are right David. My old G10 Canon and EOS40D are as good as my full frame Canons when used on the interwebs or even viewing on a monitor.

still takes good pictures SX510 HS 2025

Ur toughts on Nikon coolpix A??

We sometimes can find 'cheap' mk-I models. But what is/are the biggest difference[s] with mk-II?

hola se puede tomar foto con un flash externo con la camara sony as7------ hello, i can take photos with a flash in this camera ?

Beautiful city! Reminds me of Norwich.

Spoiled for choice with MFTs. All the lenses I've used have been good, great or outstanding and they don't cost the farm.

Youve convinced me on the sony fe 50mm 1.8 for my sony a6000😅. Loved watching this walk around. Thank you. I love the distance you can create between you and the subject with this 50mm (equivalent 75mm) which would suit me so much better than a 28mm for example.

great for lots of uses, but never use it underwater without a camera housing---I had two of these cameras and both were destroyed by compartment leaks.

Thank you for a very honest review. I also shoot em1 mkII and it is everything you just mentioned. I've been through an attempted Sony conversion therapy but I kept thinking how much I enjoy the Em1 MkII and how good it feels in the hands.

My own selection of favorites: Olympus 14-150mm - probably the best all-purpose/travel lens ever for any format, weather-sealed ultimate flexibility Olympus 45mm f1.8 - portraits, street, you name it Olympus 100-400mm - spectacular super-telephoto at a price that won't make your nose bleed I supplement these with: Olympus 17mm f2.8 - maybe not as sharp, but almost pancake in size and great for shooting from the hip Olympus 75-300mm - my wife's wildlife lens, so light and small for what it can do Olympus 14-42mm EZ - an incredibly good kit lens, when all you want is the least you can carry I have a couple of other 'just for fun' lenses, such as a 7.5mm fish-eye, for those situations when I want to see outside the box... And why so many Olympus? I use a pair of OM-D EM-5 Mk II bodies, which I think are a sweet spot in the evolution of M43 cameras. I will be upgrading (eventually), but the beauty of M43 is that most of these lenses will simply shine more brightly on a better body. Oh, and my daughter has the 14-42 MK II manual zoom and the 40-150 Mk II on an Olympus Pen - I passed them along!

Are you using the FE 50mm 1.8? I'm thinking of getting it for my a6000 but know on a cropped sensor it will be the equivalent of 75mm... How have you found it for street photography when a lot of people say you should have 35mm or 50mm?

I still use a 450d and occasionally a 40d, because I like old gear and I am the kind of nostalgic guy. Some of my best shots I took with that 450d. But I have to say that I like the look of the files better out of the 40d. It has a better highlight roll off and a more organic noise pattern. But I l use the 450d more often because it is just so light and so dead simple to use. Maybe I look out for 400d for my collection. The good old days.

Well done mate 👏 i think it turned out well.

I don't know about you being crucified. But with all them jackets on you do look like grumpy Santa post Christmas. Happy New year to ya.🎉 Thanks for the video it looked bloody cold.