sunnycal

Others do the same thing. For example, Canon SL-1 and 7D share the same sensor, but the price difference is more than two times.

The missing EVF is a big piece which should have been reflected in the price.

Rest of the features are nice to have, but not material.

At about the same price, why would anybody want this over OM-D?

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Wrong forum. But since I just was looking at it, here is one of the best as a steal. Panasonic GX1

Not the fault of lens. For images involving saturated reds, it is best to use Nikon Neutral color profile then (whether in camera, ACR/LR, or NX2) and then do selective color adjustment.

I have the plan to test it with my D800 for use in crop mode later. This Korean website has already tested with 5D Mark II and looks like that you may get more than what DX crop will give....

Alphoid: You dont get it. First of all you are comparing the whole system, and we are talking of just lens. Even when comparing systems. your assumptions are only valid for high ISO. At low ISO...

What does noise have to do with this? Exposure is exposure. You choose exposure to get picture brightness and contrast right. We increase ISO not because we like noise, but because we want the...

What does noise have to do with this? Exposure is exposure. You choose exposure to get picture brightness and contrast right. We increase ISO not because we like noise, but because we want the...

If you were shooting at ISO 100 for a given exposure on FF, would you change your ISO if you use the same exposure on APS? You don't need to change your exposure. The exposure remains the same...

If you were shooting at ISO 100 for a given exposure on FF, would you change your ISO if you use the same exposure on APS? No, you don't need to change your exposure. The exposure remains the same...

If you were shooting at ISO 100 for a given exposure on FF, would you change your ISO if you use the same exposure on APS? No, you don't need to change your exposure. The exposure remains the same...

That is not correct. f/1.8 is f/1.8 regardless of sensor size. If I shoot 28mm f/1.8 on full frame, and then crop to DX size, the aperture did not change. Each pixel still got the same amount of...

If price is right, I might get it for my D800 and shoot in DX mode. A 27-50mm f/1.8 zoom! Are you kidding!

A 27-50mm f/1.8 zoom! Are you kidding! If price is right, I might get it for my D800 and shoot in DX mode.

Canon sensors have traditionally higher per pixel sharpness. It has traditionally been attributed to weak AA Filter. However Nikon, even with D800e, does not have that kind of sharpness. I know...

Canon sensors have traditionally higher per pixel sharpness. It has traditionally been attributed to weak AA Filter. However Nikon, even with D800e, does not have that kind of sharpness. I know...

As I mentioned in my post, the gain when camera is in AF mode is higher then when in the manual mode. I do not have Canon 5D Mark II anymore, but the implementation of LV on that was so smooth, I...

I updated and tested. Looks like it is a half baked improvement. They did fix the Exposure simulation, so that it is not the default in Manual Exposure mode. EVery other ode remains the same. So if...