> I find that full-frame has a certain rendering that I personally find
> pleasing.
Well, I can't argue with your impressions. I just don't see it.
Jan, how much experience do you have with fool frame? I've had my D3 for about
ten years and it does something that my Panany and Oly doesn't. The file are as
smooth as butter.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan Steinman" <Jan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2019 2:42:17 PM
Subject: Re: [OM] Lens choices for m43 - Painful thoughts
> From: Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>> I'm not sure I understand why the current interest in FF. How many people
>> can need that level of resolution?
>
> Resolution is only part of the equation. Low-light performance (night
> photography, or event coverage) is important to me
Live Composite is WONDERFUL! It has brought back my love of night photography!
It does things Fool Frame cannot do!
For low-light action, I haul out a fast legacy lens and/or a speed booster. I
can go from 15/2 to 250/2 — with 35/0.8 in-between. Hand-holdable up to 150/2.
And none of them cost as much as half as much as I'd have to pay for a new
equivalent Canikony Fool Frame lens.
(Speaking of fast glass, KEH just got an OM 180/2 in stock: "BGN" quality for
$5,000! Think I'll hold on that one...)
I think it's a fad. Olympus needs to convince a billion "phone photographers"
that their next step doesn't have to be Fool Frame.
> I find that full-frame has a certain rendering that I personally find
> pleasing.
Well, I can't argue with your impressions. I just don't see it.
Jan
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