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mbroomfield
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Hmmm, that is not the case with mine (on 1.1 presently) I hear humming no matter whether I press the shutter or not once turned on. I'm just hoping I'll get a little more battery life.IBIS is quiet as long as you do not press the shutter release, then it is same as before.
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Tesselator
New member
I always destroy all my sets on purpose before upgrading or changing a ROM.
It's the safest way. If I don't do that I get unexpected behaviors and lots of frustrations trying to figure out what's wrong with the thing. True for phones, cameras, audio devices, networking equipment, and so on.
100% charge,
Restore Factory Defaults,
Burn ROM,
Restore defaults again,
Run thru the menus and set it up anew. Only takes a few minutes.
Restore Factory Defaults,
Burn ROM,
Restore defaults again,
Run thru the menus and set it up anew. Only takes a few minutes.
It's the safest way. If I don't do that I get unexpected behaviors and lots of frustrations trying to figure out what's wrong with the thing. True for phones, cameras, audio devices, networking equipment, and so on.
Tesselator
New member
I dunno if ya can...
But my point is that ya shouldn't. Ya shouldn't use old settings with new ROMs - typically speaking. Software upgrades on a PC too but there vendors know such things and either convert the old settings, warn you about it, or just delete them. I've yet to see a hardware vendor ensure old setting will work 100% by converting them - tho there probably are a few - I dunno.
But my point is that ya shouldn't. Ya shouldn't use old settings with new ROMs - typically speaking. Software upgrades on a PC too but there vendors know such things and either convert the old settings, warn you about it, or just delete them. I've yet to see a hardware vendor ensure old setting will work 100% by converting them - tho there probably are a few - I dunno.
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kenken
Guest
thanks for information..
ptomsu
Workshop Member
Just recognized today when working with the Pana 1.4/25, there is a significant increase in aperture adjustment sound, which was not there in prior FW releases.
This is really disturbing and almost will stop me in using this wonderful lens.
Old story repeating - even that this is ALL m43, it does unfortunately not work seamlessly between Olympus and Panasonic
I am starting to get really ANGRY:thumbdown:
This is really disturbing and almost will stop me in using this wonderful lens.
Old story repeating - even that this is ALL m43, it does unfortunately not work seamlessly between Olympus and Panasonic
I am starting to get really ANGRY
:thumbdown:
JMaher
New member
Are you talking about the chattering you occasionally get in contrasting light?
I just mounted mine to see if this was happening and can't recreate it. However it is night and I am inside but quickly moving from focusing on a light and then to a dark area is the kind of thing that occasionally triggered it.
Jim
I just mounted mine to see if this was happening and can't recreate it. However it is night and I am inside but quickly moving from focusing on a light and then to a dark area is the kind of thing that occasionally triggered it.
Jim
ptomsu
Workshop Member
It happens more in contrasty light. But I never recognized it before the FW upgrade. Now with 1.5 it is REALLY disappointing, makes the 1.4/25 almost unuseable at least for me.
dhsimmonds
New member
+1