Rhett Thompson writes:
Anamorphic Lenses have always seemed like easy mode for getting cinematic images but in some ways it adds just as many challenges as it does benefits. That be said it is totally worth it and Lumix Cameras definitely make it as easy as possible. Check out my journey using my Lumix Cameras to shoot this amazing music video project!
Nigel Barros tested the new Laowa 14-60mm OOOM MFT lens you can get at BHphoto and VenusOptics store.
George writes:
Why spend thousands on a new camera when you can pay $100 for a Lumix street photography camera like this, one of the first mirrorless cameras ever made. Following on from the original Lumix G1, this affordable camera is packed with features that you expect from even new cameras.
Explora listed the best bridge cameras you can get and the overall winner is the Lumix FX2500:
While it doesn’t offer the same professional-level features as the Cyber-shot RX10 IV, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ2500 does come with plenty of high-quality specs and features (and a much more affordable price) that make it a viable contender for the best bridge camera for most people. Included on its long list of incredible features are a Leica DC Vario-Elmarit f/2.8-4.5 lens with a 20x optical zoom, a 20.1MP 1” High Sensitivity MOS Sensor, DCI 4K video recording, and the 5-axis HYBRID Optical Image Stabilization+. Unlike some of the other cameras we’ve mentioned, the Lumix FZ2500 features a wide-angle to super telephoto 24-480mm equivalent zoom range, which opens a world of possibilities for any action-shot enthusiast or pro.
Red35 writes:
I’ve been asked many times for this video and here it is. I compare the two popular super tele-zoom lenses from OM System, the M.Zuiko 150-600mm f5-6.3 IS versus M.Zuiko 100-400mm f5-6.3 IS. I’ve used them interchangeably in my BBC-Styled wildlife documentary film video (link below) and in this video, I will show you the differences between them and which one I prefer and also which one you should consider.
150-600mm at Amazon US&CA&EU, BHphoto, Adorama, Om Digital, FotoErhardt, Calumet, WexUK. OM Germany, OM UK, OM, Italy, OM France.
100-400mm at Amazon US&CA&EU, Bhphoto, Adorama, OM Digital.
WexUK writes:
In this video, professional photographer Matt Higgs reviews and compares four OM-System telephoto camera lenses. Primarily a music photographer, Matt has stepped over to Exmor National Park to test out these four lenses and dive a little deeper into why they’re so well suited to wildlife photography. So, if you’re an OM System camera user or simply a keen wildlife photographer, this one is for you.
Below, you’ll see the list of equipment that Matt uses in this video:
Robin Wong: Bird Photography With Smartphone? (hint…Olympus AIR)
Both ideas sound curious but failed or will fail in terms of making real sales :(
Using Android phones with Alice Camera – Pixel 9 Pro
