Olympus E-M10 Mark II Hands-On Review
Review of the Tokina 400 SD AF400 AT-X with an Olympus OM-D E-M1 (Mirrorlessons).
Panasonic V-log footage at CameraStuffReview.
German E-M10II test at D-pixx.de.
Enzo: “While working on the 7-14mm PRO filter adapter (http://www.43rumors.com/thats-cool-3d-printed-prototypes-of-adapter-ring-for-lee-100mm-system-for-mzd-714/), I made two bayonet filter adapters for two PRO lens and for Lee 100mm filter system.
They are for 12-40mm PRO and 40-150mm PRO. These bayonet adapters permit a quick install of the Lee filter system, and using the filter holder with the circular thread filter attached to the lens directly.
Links:
http://shpws.me/K1FP
http://shpws.me/K1uP
For some information, the 7-14mm PRO filter adapter is expected to be available in October.“
3 Responses
Too small for me.
That LEE lens filter adaptor is the dog’s testies. I’ve considered making one for the Panasonic X 12-35 F/2.8 – but not owning a Lee filter yet, means I am uncertain about the measurements. Maybe I can reverse-engineer some 3D model files 🙂
I keep hearing that the five-axis stabilisation on the E-M10 II is a “massive improvement”, as in the video above.
Yet, when measured, it offers only a half-stop improvement in typical situations. The three-axis stabilisation was actually quite good.
There are some serious improvements in the new camera. I don’t get the fixation on a half-stop of IS.