makofoto

800,000+ buyers can't be wrong! We used 15 of them a few weeks ago on a Corvette commercial. Fast & Furious has 30 of them in use

The new GoPro3+ is amazingly sharp! I use mini-cams professionally. Whenever I try a different companies cameras I have to get multiple ones to find one that is sharp ... especially sharp across...

The main thing to reduce jello and skewing is to always shoot at 60 fps. The faster sensor reading at that speed reduces jello.

You didn't mention that the free GoPro CineForm software now includes De-Fisheye'ing ability

The test should include the jpeg, because some folks say that the Fujifilm jpegs are so good it really isn't necessary to shoot raw. Perhaps compared to what was available up to now. THIS one looks...

Of course, it's always Sharpness vs. Anti-Moire

The new 3+ camera is NOT smaller! Only it's protective waterproof case is smaller. We were worried that our heavy duty pro, metal housing were instantly obsolete, but no worries. Used 15 GP3 a few...

The problem with these cameras is the jelly and skew they produce shooting fast action. So yes, all that great video you see is shot at 1080/60. The cool thing is that with that many frames it's...

Note with the 2nd photo how everyones face is in focus ... at F2 ... only possible using a tilting lens

Scheimpflug effect ... like with a view camera that has moving standards. producing added depth of field, even wide open, at a different plane then you would normally get. The idea being that if...

And here is a 35 mm F2 Zeiss, at F2, with the tilt aligned vertically:

?! Where's the iPhone 5s

You can make the pano as short as you like, ie. just use it as a wider angle

I mainly use pano as a wider angle, both vertical
and horizontally

I use my iPhone for panos and my other cameras otherwise

What drawbacks?!

100 mm Zeiss Makro Planar at F2, 3,200 iso, ... using this tilting adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Rainbowimaging-Fujifilm-Camera-adapter-X-Pro1/dp/B00A9LFZXC/ref=pd_sim_sbs_p_1

? You've apparently missed the pro work being done with iPhones. It's not the camera ... it's the photographer

added 2 more close ups with the 18 mm wide open at F2

Haven't shot any specific portraits with my 18/2, wide open ... but these two shots were taken close, wide open F2 ... auto focus with face detection