Newsshooter at CineGear 2015: Atomos Shogun update from Dan Chung on Vimeo.
Quick tutorial on how to set up back button autofocus on the Olympus OM-D E-M5 at Lessgearmorephotos.
Olympus E-M5 II Gallery (Mirrorlessons).
Die neuen mFT-Pro-Optiken 8mm 1,8 und 7-14 f/2,8. Oder doch die FTs? (PenAndTell).
OM-D E-M5 Mark II + Freewalker 42.5mm F1.2 (DC.watch).
Panasonic’s GH4 becomes a super35 4K contendet thanks to the metabones XL 0.64X Speedbooster (Newsshooter).
The Panasonic GH4 Given Native Anamorphic Support (Explora).
Olympus 40-150mm f2.8 impressions at Christography.
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That free walker lens has some terrible bokeh. I will keep my noctcron, thanks.
The Pen and Tell blog post compares the old FT and the new mFT versions of the 7-14mm and 8mm fisheye. The new fisheye lens is better in all areas: size, weight, optical performance and, of course aperture. The new 8mm fisheye is also much better than the Samyang 7.5mm fisheye but this may be down to sample variation so that in optical performance both lenses might be closer than stated.
In terms of the 7-14mm things are not as clear cut: The new mFT 7-14mm is definitely much more flare resistant and a speedy at focussing with better background separation. But in ultimate fine detail rendering the original FT 7-14 still holds up its candle. To upgrade from FT mFT is a difficult decision, for a new purchase the mFT lens could be the more obvious choice.