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Just bought this X20 yesterday after trying out X100S, Nikon Coolpix A and Canon G1X.

I really loved the X100S but for my current needs the 35mm isn't close enough (I will use the camera to get...

In case you haven't seen it. Shot by danish photographer to test the D7100 video capabilities. All shot using one camera during four hours session. All shot on a budget with common lenses (18-200mm...

If you look at the images on the ICP website you can see that the printed text in top is wrong way round, but in the buttom the KODAK print is right way.

I think ICP know what they're doing :-)

Of course the stiched not only the arm out - but 55 arms out. What arm should be left? and would it contribute to the scientific reasons for making the photo?

The brand new Nikon 800mm f/5.6 VRSee more: http://www.dpreview.com/news/2012/07/11/Nikon-creates-800mm-F5-6-VR-super-telephoto-lens claus -- Nikon D3 / Canon G11

If you decide based on quality I think you'll find what you need:50 1.2 -> 50 1.4 85 1.2 -> 85 1.4 70-200 f4 IS -> 55-300 4.5-5.6 (Highly Rec. bythom.com) 70-200 2.8 II IS -> 70-200 2.8 II...

The D800 requires top class f/2.8 lenses that are well supplied in the Nikon range - most of them upgraded within the last 3 years.I know that I miss the 5x macro, but despite that I don't see much...

Cameras comes and goes rapidly, lenses stay (at least longer).If you feel yourself limited by the camera, consider buying a used D700! You'll problably be able to produce the most impressive work...

Don't flame it just because you don't know how to use it!

HDR is a technique that, used skillfully, can help making extremely well produced photo work.

You really should focus on this versus...

I call it a close run...Canon 5D MarkIII (I guess the viewfinder layout is a secret on DPReview, hence the external link):Nikon...

I had a similar project scanning some 400+ slides (from the 1950-1960's in glue glass/paper) and approx. 300+ positives.The quality using a good flatbed scanner with slide copy really takes the...

The real reason for adding a pop-up flash on D800 is this:It works as a CLS commander controlling 3 groups of Speedlites independently (including self) directly from the camera menu. Just as you...

Try read Thom Hogans article on diffraction on the 800.. hmmm.. -- Nikon D3 / Canon G11