Micro Four Thirds
Apparently, the rumors of the death of the Micro Four Thirds camera—rumors started, by the way, courtesy of the arrival of Panasonic's new full-frame DC-S1 and DC-S1R cameras—have been greatly exaggerated. Panasonic has just announced the new
It's fast, tough, built for professionals and, surprisingly, it packs a Four Thirds sensor. This is the OM-D E-M1X Mirrorless Camera from Olympus, a shocker of a release that takes advantage of everything the Micro Four Thirds system has to offer, all while providing outstanding tech that will make shooting sports and wildlife easy. Fortunate enough to go hands-on prior to launch, we took the camera up to chilly, snow-covered
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In the following video, photographer David Flores takes a look at Panasonic’s new high-end photo-centric mirrorless model: the Lumix DC-G9. This Micro Four Thirds camera has many distinct features that separate it from the more video-heavy GH-series cameras, especially with updates to the body design. Flores takes the camera out to experiment with the G9’s AF speed, overall image quality, and more. We hope you enjoy the video
Although I’ll always be a film photography enthusiast, one of the things I love about digital cameras is the ability to create a more classic look by adapting vintage glass to DSLR and mirrorless models. Shooting with the optics of yesteryear opens you up to a world of alternatives, some of which are no longer made and, some of which, in my opinion, rival their modern counterparts. While there are modern lenses that offer advantages and improvements, photography isn’t always about maximum sharpness, intense contrast, super saturated colors,
Join B&H’s Kelly Mena as she hosts a roundtable discussion focusing on the Panasonic GH5s. Joined by cinematographer Julia Swain; Mysterbox.us members Jacob Schwarz and Sam Bilodeau; and Panasonic’s Sean Robinson; the group considers the features and applications of Panasonic’s latest addition to the video-oriented mirrorless world.
Now that the excitement generated by the GH5 has begun to subside, Panasonic is back at it again with a new multimedia Micro Four Thirds mirrorless, the Lumix DC-G9. This time targeting the still-photography audience, the sleek mirrorless camera is still adept in all arenas with its 20MP sensor, UHD 4K video, fast continuous shooting rates, an 80MP multi-shot mode, and a weather-resistant body. Being announced alongside the
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Getting the most out of your camera and lens often means having to go beyond the limitations of these basic, though very essential components. Regardless of your choice of camera systems, be it DSLR or mirrorless, there are many accessories designed to up your game as a photographer, and maybe even enhance your photographic experience.
If your camera system of choice is a Micro Four Thirds (MFT) from Panasonic or
Olympus has expanded its advanced PRO lens lineup with two fast and enticing primes, the M.Zuiko Digital ED 17mm f/1.2 PRO and the M.Zuiko Digital ED 45mm f/1.2 PRO. Characterized by their sophisticated optical designs, robust build quality, and impressive speed, these two additions continue to round out the PRO
Recognizing the need for a fast wide-angle lens among mirrorless shooters, Sigma has just released the 16mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens, available in Micro Four Thirds and APS-C-format Sony E mounts. Pairing the comfortable wide angle of view, and a 32mm and 24mm equivalent focal length, respectively, along with the bright f/1.4 maximum aperture
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In this video, Chase takes a look at the brand new Olympus E-M10 Mk III, by putting it in the hands of photographer Melissa Morley. The Mk III brings improved low light capabilities, and 121-point auto focusing system, along with body refinements.
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Question: Is there a “best” format for shooting macro close-ups? If you tell me “full-frame,” I won’t argue with you. I’ve taken many fine macro close-ups with 4 x 5" studio cameras, medium-format cameras, APS-C, Micro Four Thirds, and even point-and-shoot cameras. And you know what? They’re all perfect in their own way.
Above image: Detail, old railroad tie (Olympus M.ZUIKO Digital 30 f/3.5 Macro ED MSC)
Do larger-format cameras take sharper photographs? Yes. Do larger-format cameras allow for finer control over selective focusing? Yes again.
The new Panasonic GH5 is here and the photography and filmmaking world is buzzing with excitement while we all wait to get our hands on the new Micro Four Thirds interchangeable-lens workhorse.
B&H Photo has been taking customer questions since our live launch on our @Ask_BH Twitter page, and here are some of the best of the Twitter Q&A.*
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Introducing the brand-new Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH5. In our interview with Sean, he goes over the advancements and new features brought into the GH5. With internal 10bit 4:2:2 recording, the dual I.S.2 system and 4k up to 60fps.
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In this interview, Sean Robinson from Panasonic gives us a rundown on the brand new DMC-G85.
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With retro looks and digital tricks, the Olympus PEN-F has just been announced as the latest in the Olympus mirrorless lineup.