CFynn

Yes there are good alternatives for PhotoShop and several other Adobe apps, but in the publishing industry nobody will "kill off" Adobe CS until there is a good alternative to InDesign.

Yes there are good alternatives for PhotoShop and several other Adobe apps, but in the publishing industry nobody will "kill off" Adobe CS until there is also a good alternative to InDesign.

Yes, if you care about IQ at all, avoid 10x zoom lenses. Haven't used it myself but many people seem to love their Sigma 150mm macro

I think something like an f/1.8 or f2 16mm DX lens would sell very well. Many people who buy a camera like the D7100 are interested in far more than the kit lens and "cheap DX tele-zooms"

If you regularly used 200mm or longer on your DX camera, I think a D7100 makes very good sense as a second camera body to a D800 - for the reach.

Unlikely to happen as DPR would need to separate all the old threads in the existing Nikon forums and move them to the appropriate new forums. Or they would have to create new forums alongside the...

Meduim format sensors are made by so called "stitching" - actually making separate exposures of different segments of the sensor on the mask used to make the sensor. Anyway you wouldn't get many...

Perhaps he gets his equipment free from Nikon for being "a shameless shill"  - just the cost of that 800mm lens would be a huge temptation.

The caution letters are coming through a thick piece of apparently faceted glass (that's why the letters are broken up) That glass is also acting as a lens.

For focusing, isn't the reflected image of the photographer effectively at twice the distance of the object (squirrel's eyeball) that it is reflected in?

Yes ultra thin dof, while useful at times, is rather overused - and sometimes a lazy way out. I believe it's  often much more interesting to show subjects in context - but to pull that off may take...

I think the 105/2 AFD DC was mainly designed for bokeh.

and how do they do when you want an aperture wider than 2.8?

I agree. 16-85 is also a more useful range. You give up one stop of aperture and gain 3 stops through VR (for relatively stable subjects) and a better range. When you really need a wider aperture...

Yes this is great news for Adobe's competitors and those developing competing products.

The extra batteries are important - especially if you are trekking. And if you doing that, also try to keep the weight down. - C

Since you already have an 11-16 that will cover you as long as you use DX - and you already have a 14mm lens that will be be much wider on FX than it is on DX - why not the 16-35mm f/4?  That would...

@HubertChen

Any license that isn't time limited is presumably effectively "perpetual".

I'm not going to bother signing the petition as with the introduction of this subscription model they have already lost me. Even if they do a 180° turn I won't feel like getting back on board.

I'm not going to bother signing the petition as with the introduction of this subscription model Adobe have already lost me. Even if they do a 180° turn I won't feel like getting back on board - so...