It just popped up again in a comment: there are people who come here via links from outside, read through the linked article and then disappear again. And then immediately request that a) and b) and c) be dealt with and that d), e) and f) are missing. And if you then […]
OM-1 and 100-400 and IS
There was just a question about the stabilizer of the 100-400 and the OM-1 after the firmware update. Unfortunately, I had to answer the question involuntarily at the Freystadt-Plankstetten Bezirksliga – match. Not good. I kept getting completely blurred pictures like the one above. The exposure times were actually short enough (1/640s […]
District Class: TSV Freystadt II – SG Plankstetten II
I went to two matches at the weekend, one in the Beszirksklasse and one in the Kreisklasse. In each case TSV Freystadt against SG Plankstetten. The game in the Kreisklasse ended 2:0 for Freystadt, both goals were scored in the second half, the 1:0 unfortunately by Benedikt Rupp’s own goal, shortly after […]
GfO: Firmwareupdate machen
Whenever there are firmware updates, there are always problems with them and the usual advice is, to download the file from various sites and update via SD card. It’s much easier and everything is fine. And again and again people break their camera during the update. Here’s some background information. When updating […]
OM-1 the new AF
Yesterday would have been a good day for a packet of popcorn. Read the reactions to my report in the forums. In the morning there was still wild anger and indignation, then as more and more people reported clear improvements, the haters became increasingly meek towards the evening and finally they claimed […]
OM-1 Firmware 1.6 New AF
The new firmware for the OM-1 was released yesterday. Officially, only the WiFi protocol has been changed. In reality, however, the entire AF has been rebuilt. And, note, the OM-1 has got the AF of the OM-1II. And, buckle up, better. When the OM-1II came out, I complained that the subject recognition […]
Outdoor is a matter of definition.
DPReview has conducted an interview. And since DPReview is no longer known for reporting too critically, Kazuhiro Togashi did the honors. The statements are not really exciting, but at least they are interesting: “Based on our research, the number of outdoor photographers is expected to increase or at least stay the same.” […]











