Canon EOS M with Canon EF-M 18--55 mm IS STM versus Olympus OM-D E-M5 with Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 12--50 mm E
Key features of the Olympus OM-D E-M5 compared to the Canon EOS M
With the OM-D E-M5 adjustable tone curve now made so accessible, it's easy to use this an a bit of exposure compensation to recreate the effect of the High and Low Key settings and, indeed, better tailor the effect to your subject. The burst shooting is also surprisingly robust, with an EVF that refreshes well enough for most continuous shooting.
With its 18MP APS-C sensor the EOS M is able to resolve good levels of detail. Shooting at the EOS M’s top burst speed of 4.3fps we were only able to capture 11 consecutive JPEGs (or five Raw images) before the buffer filled and the frame rate dropped to well below the headline rate.
News update from 43rumors
The news from 43rumors say that there will be no new 40-150mm f/2.8 lens and this lens is not on the roadmap of Olympus for 2013.Image below shows the current Panasonic 35-100mm f/2.8 X lens.There is no f/2.8 from Olympus now.
News from nikon rumors
And the news update from Nikon Rumors say that Nikon D5200 will be released in Canada in the next 2 weeks.He say that The D5200 is not yet announced in North America.For the US, the release is expected in January 2013. Image below shows the Nikon D5200 body.
News from sony alpha rumors
The sony alpha rumors talk about Sony RX1 and show reviews on video from Steve Huff .Another look at the Sony RX1 and EVF and OVF and why this is good choice for Digital camera of the year 2012.Whatdigitalcamera(Click here) posted the full Sony RX1 review. The camera got an impressive score of 92%: “With a superb build, excellent detail retention at low and high sensitivities and competent metering and auto white balance systems on hand. On the video below Steve Huff talks about the Sony RX1.
Whatdigitalcamera.com say about the Sony RX1. For the full in-depth text review, with photos and sample images.And there say for the Pros:Sharp, detailed and lifelike images, solid build quality, effective distortion correction option, excellent high-ISO performance, brilliant corner and edge sharpness (once stopped down), superb (though not faultless) AWB performance, prompt write times, excellent LCD performance.
And say for the Cons: AF can hunt and misfocus, some lens distortion, battery life, aliasing effects (jaggies) with strongly defined details, ease with which exposure compensation dial may be turned accidentally.
On the video below Whatdigitalcamera talks about the Sony RX1.
The news from fuji rumors
The fuji rumors say that save $50 for fuji X-F1 .They offer this camera with a 10% rebate, for $450. In Europe there are different ongoing price drops. Just check on fuji rumors(click here). And the mingthein.com (click here) reviews about “one of the more interesting compacts in recent memory” . They say that it’s a fast camera and lens quality is very impressive – better than the Zeiss-branded lens on the Sony RX100.
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