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Yeah I don't know what they are going on about. They sort of dismiss the Olympus implementation at the beginning, by mentioning it's useful and one of the best.
by jeffbee 3y ago
Yeah I don't know what they are going on about. They sort of dismiss the Olympus implementation at the beginning, by mentioning it's useful and one of the best. The only universal truth in this article is that the author doesn't want to shoot static scenes.
- SiempreViernes 3y agoI think their point is quite clear: very few things are actually static enough for the feature to work properly.
- ryukoposting 3y agoHaving tried this feature on my own Olympus camera, I'm not enamored with it either. It's only really good for a pretty narrow selection of "static" scenes. Light breeze comes through as you take a landscape shot? Welp, I guess that tree branch is going to look like a glitch in the matrix. It's at its best indoors on a tripod. Architecture and still lifes are where the Olympus implementation really shines.