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Jman13 wrote:
Yes, Fuji's base ISO is much cleaner than the E-M1's. The E-M1 still has very good image quality, but there is a fine grained noise even at base ISO. Overall, it doesn't impact prints until you start getting really big, and has no impact on screen viewing, so it's not a big deal, but it is there.
It is worth noting that the E-M1's new LOW ISO setting appears to be noticeably cleaner than ISO 200. There is a tradeoff here in dynamic range of course, but I am very happy with the output when using LOW.
Jman13 wrote:
IBIS works really well, as you'll see below, but again, like the E-P5, shutter shock seems to be a concern from about 1/50s to 1/160s. Don't know what they did to the IBIS with this iteration, but I never have this issue with my E-M5 (or if I do, it's so imperceptible as to be essentially invisible). With the E-P5 and now the E-M1, I'm having shots physically blurred by the IS due to shutter shock in these shutter ranges.
I haven't done enough testing to encounter this yet, but you may want to experiment with the anti-shock settings.
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