TOP 5 Mistakes People Make When Using Micro Four Thirds Cameras or Lenses

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Gary W:

What if I tell you, you don’t always need a GH6, or an OM-1? Today I’m sharing top 5 mistakes and misconceptions people make when using Micro Four Thirds cameras and lenses. These mistakes ranges from only caring about the pro level best Micro 4/3 cameras and lenses, to not bringing their M43 cameras and lenses when they go out or travel, and to wish to switch to full frame, APS-C, medium format, or other camera format. I will also discuss how to avoid these MFT mistakes so that you’ll get the most out of your Micro Four Thirds cameras and lenses, whether it’s a Panasonic or Olympus OM System.

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a bit of everything…

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The Easiest Underwater System: Olympus TG-6

Today deals at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon IT, FotoErhardt DE, FotoKoch DE.
GH6 | The Best Setting for Cinematic Footage (Panasonic Lumix Youtube).
Great Joy 85mm 1.8x anamorphic lens mini review (Dpreview).
What You Need for a Home Vlogging Kit (Explora).
How You Should Store Your Camera Lenses (42West).

Plenty of news on the facebook OMD group, Panasonic FF and the GH5 group.

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What the new S5II camera means for the future of MFT

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After reading the S5II(x) specs I had the following thoughts:

Future MFT cameras will have Phase Detection Autofocus
But DFD is here to stay and it will be interesting to see how it works combined with the new Phase detection AF.

You have to pay extra for some features like Apple ProRes and IP streaming function
It’s somehow odd that we will get basically two identical cameras, the S5II and S5IIx with the “x” having the only addition of Apple ProRes and IP streaming function. This remembers me of the failed paid software update strategy that never worked. Now they force you to buy the same camera with a different badge to get the little extras. Don’t like that.

Full Frame still cannot offer the superb Image Stabilization of MFT cameras
Both the S5II and S5IIx have 5-step in-body image stabilization. Quite a lot behind the 7.5 stops stabilization of the GH6.

Still long way to go until we get proper 8K
As expected no 8k on the new S5II and I don’t think we will get 8K on any new MFT camera that will be announced in 2023.

 

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