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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Field Test
The E-M5 is a compact camera with incredible image quality that exceeds all but the highest expectations.
With the E-M5, I feel that the Olympus micro 43 cameras have finally come of age. Here we have a camera with a large sensor in a compact, high-performance body that can meet almost any challenge. The improved high ISO noise performance, excellent IBIS for both stills and video as well as the brilliant EVF, superb build quality and continuous burst rate make it worthy of standing alongside most semi-professional APS-C DSLR models. Keep reading
Daily Mail Used My Photos Without Permission ...
The Daily Mail has a history of stealing images and only paying up if and when they are caught and pursued. A quick Google search... Read more »7th Apr, 2012 Photography
Haikyo House of Hidden Treasures
Slumbering in a small onsen town far off in Western Japan lies one of the most magnificent haikyo I've had the pleasure of... Read more »30th Mar, 2012 Haikyo / Ruins
Driving in Japan: Passing the Japanese Driver ...
Learning to drive is an expensive and time-consuming process in most countries, but perhaps especially so for the foreigner... Read more »8th Mar, 2012 Japan
The Winding Tower of Shime Coal Mine
Otherwise known as the 'Anti-Zombie Fortress' on the internet, this distinctive haikyo location can be found in Fukuoka. The... Read more »6th Mar, 2012 Haikyo / Ruins
Olympus Photo Festa 2012 Nagoya
Olympus is currently firing up consumer interest with its latest product, the OM-D E-M5. I wrote a brief preview when it was... Read more »18th Feb, 2012 Photography
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Preview
The new Olympus OM-Digital EM-5 has just been officially announced. It hasn't been long since I did a field test for the E-P3,... Read more »8th Feb, 2012 Photography
