On top you can watch the video from Discovermirrorless showing the iPhone GH3 APP connection. Looks cool!
New MFT reviews:
E-PL5 review at PcMag and PocketLint.
Last light with Olympus E-PL5 (Soundimagesplus).
G5 at Camerastuffreview.
Olympus E-PL5 Pen Camera Unboxing & Video Intro at Photographyreview.
E-M5 got the best score at Fotomagazine.
Panasonic 35-100mm f/2.8 test by Jordan Steele.
Panasonic 12-35 mm f/2.8 – hands on review by Thefatbears.
60mm macro test at Optyczne.
45mm lens test at Nikkey (translation here).
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Admin, Jordan Steele’s review is actually here instead of the forum link you gave:
http://admiringlight.com/blog/review-panasonic-lumix-g-vario-35-100mm-f2-8-x-ois/
(but htanks anyway :))
Fixed! Thanks! 🙂
The forum post says the 40-150 2.8 is a constant and mentions a 300mm prime and a 14-40 zoom :)…true? who knows but it would be great news
This app is also available for Android too. Just thought I’d make that clear.
What an annoying guy, I-goofyness at its best.
That is a feature I will literally never use once.
Yet, you come here to leave that comment For……?
Nice app by the way, I’m sure many GH3 owners will use it.
The test of the 45-175 on ephotozine.com was published on 9th December 2011.
What’s new about that?
I’m going to use it for wildlife photography. Set the camera up on a tripod close in on a place I know animals will visit (say, a bird feeder), and then wait either out of sight or far enough away that the animals are comfortable being near the camera. Then take pictures remotely.
very usefull if you want to remotly check the progress of timelapse shoots… Its a very important feature and is the start of an imaging revolution. Just the very very start!
Great feature. I’d love to have a live feed from my OMD to my iPad.
I think this is especially useful with the power zooms, being able to zoom in remotely is very cool, we just need a remote tripod head next to alter the angle (I believe one is available and funded via kickstarter for time lapse)