Panasonic MEGA O.I.S. vs. POWER O.I.S. for video shooting

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 – In-Depth Review And Reappraisal Of An Underestimated Camera (Soundimagesplus).
Cinema Cameras: What Filmmakers need to Know (Explora).

Miguel Ortiz: “History (https://vimeo.com/141315301), how it was made, in this picture: https://flic.kr/p/vFcxTb”

Jim Chang: “Over the years, I have collected many anamorphic projection lenses for my own video projects and experiment. But I have always been puzzled by adapting anamorphic projection lens to my taking lenses, even though I tried every type of adapter that I can buy, but I am still not fully satisfied. So I developed the Rapido Anamorphic Lens Adapter. Please check it out at www.rapidotechnology.com

Basically, the adapter offers:
1. a better concentric alignment
2. a more stable connection
3. a repeatable alignment: use the marker on the side of the inner ring for quick alignment
4. a reusable and more flexible solution: for different anamorphic lenses, just find the customized step-down ring, and connect to your existing Rapido Anamorphic Adapter, and you are done. No need different, some time hard to find adapter, for each of your anamorphic lens
5. a simple and easy online instruction with illustrations, to show you how to adapt each anamorphic lens at: www.rapidotechnology.com
Even though I tried to include all the anamorphic lens that I can find, but I know there are still some are left out, please let me know if you have some anamorphic lens you like to adapt, I typically finish design/manufacturing in 2-3 weeks.

Hope you will like it. Thanks”

ZY Optics Mitakon Speed Master 25mm f/0.95 Manual Focus Lens Open Box

Olympus E-M10 II Field Test II (Imaging Resource).
Zhongyi Mitakon Speedmaster 25mm f/0.95 Review (ePhotozine).
Going wide and going long with Olympus TG-4 conversion lenses (Imaging Resource).
40 Things You Didn’t Know You Needed in Your Camera Bag (Explora).
Record Trigger Setup for the GH4 and PIX-E5 (Youtube).

Aaron: “Equipment: Gh4/Gopro 4, oly 45 1.8, pan 12-35 & 35-100, 20mm 1.7, Phantom 2 H33D, Nebula 4000 gimbal on a family vacation video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgthFnVwr-k”

Michael: “Recently back from a few weeks in Afghanistan; here is a gallery: https://qamera.smugmug.com/Galleries/Afghanistan/. Scroll to the end to see some commentary on the very trim photography kit I used: two Olympus cameras (E-M1 and E-M10) and two lenses (12-40 f/2.8 and 75 f/1.8). Both performed wonderfully although I did have some issues with dust in the E-M10.  (I was waiting for an E-M5 II loaner but it did not happen).“

43rumors Enzojz 3D printed MZD 7-14 PRO filter adapter project is online. Here is the link people can get information and buy the adapter.
http://www.7-14filter.com/

There are bayonet adapter for 12-40 and 40-150 available too.

Alexx Marx‎
Oly e-m5 and 12-40/2.8 PRO
shot by Splittermensch

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Olympus 12mm f2 vs Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 + Speedbooster

Panasonic Lumix DMC-SZ10 Review (ePhotozine).
My Fuji vs. Olympus catch-22 (Eyesuncloudedphoto).

Adam (video on top): “I recently decided to start creating videos for my youtube channel again and just uploaded a video comparing the Olympus 12mm f2 and the Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 with Metabones Speedbooster zoomed to 16mm for a comparable field of view. If you think your readers would be interested in seeing it please feel free to share it. If it gets positive feedback I’ll definitely continue making more videos in the same vein.”

‎Siim: “GH4 and various lenses http://vimeo.com/142904909”

Daniel Zurek‎: “https://youtu.be/-f_qRYDR158. Sharing some experiences documenting biological field work using micro four thirds. We talk about the Panasonic/Olympus gear we used to shoot macro video of jumping spiders (and general documentary scenes) in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.“

Developers are having a lot of fun creating new products for the Olympus AIR MFT camera! Here are two new toys:

1) Make.dmm is selling a “gun shutter” device for your Olympus AIR (see image on top).
2) And on DC.watch you can find a more “peaceful” shutter version :)

Olympus AIR MFT camera is in Stock at Amazon US (Click here), Adorama (Click here), BHphoto (Click here) and on eBay in [shoplink 54844 ebay]White (Click here)[/shoplink] or [shoplink 54845 ebay]Black (Click here)[/shoplink].

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Gun link via Photorumors.

Panasonic GH4 Accessory Kits Overview by Wooden Camera.

V-Log L on the GH4: don’t panic (ProVideoCoalition).
Caffeine Priority: Chasing dolphins at dusk with the Olympus E-M10 II (Imaging Resource).
OMD EM5 ring flash review at Samgoldphotos.
Olympus : visite du centre de maintenance à coimbra (LeMondeDeLaPhoto).
This small camera shoots with 16 different lenses – at the same time! (TheNakedCamera).

Kodachromeguy: “Possibly your readers would be interested in some photographs from an abandoned tuberculosis sanatorium in Greece taken with an “old” Panasonic G3 camera: http://worldofdecay.blogspot.com/2015/10/tb-sanatorium-parnitha-athens-greece.html
This little G3 is very compact and easy to take when traveling light.”