genesimmons wrote in post #18897215
low light isnt great, i have it set to iso 3200 max and thats very max,1600 is safe, i have some good software noise removal so if theres an image i really like i can usually save it even above 3200 but it takes time, its a very feature rich camera, not sure what they are going for used but i find with it and the sony its a great team, the em1.2 has an incredible list of features even todays cameras dont have, live time and live comp are most noteable, also the pixel shift high res mode would be good for your real estate work,very detailed files. its a great camera and i was all in lens wise before i dived into sony.between oly and panasonic lenses i think u would be covered
low light isnt great, i have it set to iso 3200 max and thats very max,1600 is safe, i have some good software noise removal so if theres an image i really like i can usually save it even above 3200 but it takes time, its a very feature rich camera, not sure what they are going for used but i find with it and the sony its a great team, the em1.2 has an incredible list of features even todays cameras dont have, live time and live comp are most noteable, also the pixel shift high res mode would be good for your real estate work,very detailed files. its a great camera and i was all in lens wise before i dived into sony.between oly and panasonic lenses i think u would be covered
good to know. yes i've heard about the live bulb mode and it's very interesting. If i have to raise my ISO, i raise it more. overexpose the shot by 2 stops and back down in post and the noise is gone. have you tried that?
before my next long vacation(maybe after 3 to 4 years), I wanna make sure i'll take an Oly Em1 mark 2 or mark 3 if there is. I don't like the E-M1X because it's bigger. Why in the world they made the battery grip built-in? I'm not a fan of battery grip.
But it might have a purpose on the trip coming up t-36 days.
