OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5II 8mm f1.8 handheld Test
Panasonic G7 gallery shots fresh from the Indianapolis 500 (Imaging Resource).
OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 II 12-40mm F/2.8 Compared To FUJI X-T1 16-55mm F/2.8 – Part 2 (Soundimagesplus).
Petzval, die etwas andere Optik (Pen And Tell).
Astron tracing feature on Olympus patent (Egami).
OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5II, 7-14mm f2.8 pro handheld Test (DaReview.co.kr on Youtube).
India Digital Camera market registered an annual shipments of 1.62 million units in CY 2014. Advanced Digital Camera recorded a substantial triple digit growth (6Wresearch).
Daniel: “Just wanted to see if you would be interested in alerting the MFT crowd to an opportunity to give their opinion on future Panasonic LUMIX lens development. My blog post explains it best here http://naturalexposures.com/panasonic-lumix-future-lens-development-add-your-voice/“
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I was expecting Japanese based on the fact that it’s new camera gear, and the Miku and One Piece stuff in the frame. So it was surprising to hear the man speak Korean. The lens looks promising.
robin wong review, fish eye lens fi/8- 8mm
http://robinwong.blogspot.com
German short comparison of the new Olympus PRO lenses with their 4/3 counterparts on Pen and Tell.
http://pen-and-tell.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/die-neuen-mft-pro-optiken-8mm-18-und-7.html
In short 8mm f1.8 is the new king of fish – less CA, wider, sharper and brighter. Even better than the Samyang already wide open.
7-14mm f2.8 – depends on preferences: wider, lighter, faster AF and better background separation and absence of the halo flare; the old 4/3 lens has still a slight edge in optical performance other than the flare resistance. Whoever seeks for the ultimate optical performance – old 4/3, anyone else m4/3; worth the upgrade from 4/3 to m4/3 – not sure.
There are some low res test images which already clearly show the differences but not sure if google translate will help you sort these
Indianopolis pics are nice …good result with P 100-300 lens