New Godox / Flashpoint Trigger for Olympus
Godox, also distributed as Flashpoint via Adorama here in the United States has announced their “pro” version of their wireless …
Read MoreHotshoe covers
Do you like to keep your hotshoe covered but find the plastic inserts easy to lose? Yeah me too. I …
Read MoreLarge eyecups
Have you ever found yourself trying to shade the viewfinder from the sun or other light sources leaking in to …
Read MoreOlympus E-PL9 Announced
Olympus announced the new E-PL9 camera today. I don’t spend too much time on the Pen camera line…but I must …
Read MoreVideo Musings and some setup tips
I’ve been shooting some music videos lately and wanted to share a few tips and interesting quirks that you might …
Read MoreThoughts On Lenses
I was thinking about the lens lineup that Olympus has. As a professional photographer, I generally would rent my equipment. …
Read MoreTales from the lens hood
Olympus makes great lenses. Only problem is they don’t supply lens hoods with them unless you buy one of the …
Read MoreBig turn off
I know this may seem obvious…but often its the simple things we overlook. Have you tried just turning off all …
Read MoreE-M1 mkII Greatest flaw
Happy New year everyone! I decided to start the year off with an update to my feature requests. After spending …
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Laowa 7.5mm Lens Review
Micro Four Thirds finally has a nice compact affordable ultra wide prime lens! The Laowa 7.5mm F/2 lens is quite …
Read MoreA few fun toys from this past year…
Hey everyone, as 2017 comes to a close I wanted take a few minutes and share a few items I …
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E-M1 mkII Firmware 1.4 update
Olympus quietly released another firmware update for the E-M1 mkII. This seems like another small bug correction. It improves operation …
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Olympus MC-14 Tele-converter Review
After doing the three part review of the 40-150 lenses, I figured I would add in this bonus section that …
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My name is Tony. When I'm not writing for this site, i'm often creating images for clients, recording music, or out in nature. You can always bet I have my E-M1 next to me...