olympus
Thursday, August 21 2014
Lytro Illum: 10 second hardware review
[13:00:00] matt [wronka.org]/Psi.cor The hardware has oddly been compared to—if not called—a "DSLR". I guess in this case that stands for "Digital Single Lens Refocusing" camera. It is much larger than I expected, and it is much bigger than my Olympus OM-D E-M5 set-up. It doesn't feel unweildy, though—in fact I'd have preferred a slightly larger body as my right hand does feel a little cramped. I find it natural to handle the camera as if the LCD were a waist-level viewfinder. The camera feels quite natural.
[13:00:00] matt [wronka.org]/Psi.cor The hardware has oddly been compared to—if not called—a "DSLR". I guess in this case that stands for "Digital Single Lens Refocusing" camera. It is much larger than I expected, and it is much bigger than my Olympus OM-D E-M5 set-up. It doesn't feel unweildy, though—in fact I'd have preferred a slightly larger body as my right hand does feel a little cramped. I find it natural to handle the camera as if the LCD were a waist-level viewfinder. The camera feels quite natural.
Wednesday, September 11 2013
[17:42:40]
matt [wronka.org]/Trip
I love my Panasonic 12-35mm/2.8 for Micro4/3; but I still started to feel a little buyer's remorse now that Olympus announced the similar, slightly longer (12-40mm) lens that's also weather sealed and constant 2.8 for a little less. Still, the Panasonic is lighter and shorter so maybe it's still the best bet. Still, I'm looking forward to some sample images and tests for the new lens.