Blog entries about tech in general, computer, server
I recently got two Olympus OM-D E-M5 bodies. As a hobby photog reason enough to write a blog post about this camera. I want to show my experience on how the E-M5 performs in 2020. How does the camera feel compared to newer models? Is the image quality still good or far behind the newer competition? Can I recommend the E-M5 camera in 2020?
If you have searched and clicked a link to this page you probably know about the still buy-able and affordable Sony A7 and you ask yourself if you should still buy it in 2018 or even make a switch away from Micro Four Thirds to full frame. To bring your problem to the point, is it still worth it to own or buy Micro Four Third equipment from Olympus or Panasonic when you can get a cheap full frame camera from Sony?
Update: The camera is released, it is certainly a very interesting release with a lot new introduced tech. But the price of 3.000 EUR is on the high side and we will see, if Olympus will sell it well. For me, no need to switch from my E-M1 but I am also not the targeted pro audience. Here I have a nice overview video of this cam.
Rawtherapee CPU基准测试：AMD Ryzen 3 2200G vs. A8-3850 vs. A6-3650 vs. Intel Core i5-4460
What has the picture of the dog to do with this post? Nothing but to get your attention. 🙂
Photographers often like to speak about bokeh, the ability of a lens to render the out of focus area. Especially prime lenses with a fixed focal length and a wider maximum aperture are able to render a nice blurred background.
From today on this site is secured and certified via SSL. In the past it was difficult to get a certificate for your website that is accepted by your browser and you had to pay for it. Letsencrypt.org is a new certificate authority, free and relatively easy to set up. It took me 1 hour (including research) to get the certificate for my domain and set up the Apache2 webserver and my site.