M Jesper

The hell, random words ?

The difference is that x-trans is a hardware feature. Essentially the same as a OLPF, but with additional qualities (good and bad). We all know the bayer pattern gives moiré, but that magically...

As if their reputation could sink any further, it's their loyal member who get punished for trusting them, again. Not very good Karma is it.

As if their reputation could sink any further, it's their loyal members who get punished for trusting them, again. Not very good Karma is it.

They can't. :)

Adobe "can't crack the code" because they're too busy scheming their next ripoff strategy. 99% Business, 1% dedication. How about fixing some bugs, speed and stability huh. (coming from a LR user)

"usually end up deleting the Raw"

Oh no no no ! Did you also end up burning your negatives back in the day ? Those poor precious RAWs. :-(

Have you consulted your local optician ?

Basically 4:3 for Pentax vs 3:2 for Leica. :)

It's the size of the Pentax 645D.
Hasselblad: 54 x 40mm
Leica S: 45 x 30 mm
645D: 44 x 33 mm
FF: 36 x 24 mm
APSC: 24 x 16 mm

somebody designed them buildings too you know.

Well yeah, Medium Format is far superior to Fullframe, but there's things either one can't do that the other can. :)

Must be some kind of space time continuum they're working with.

Pick one up some time, i don't think you would still call it a simple consumer telephoto.

Sorry, but Mr. Fuji is not available at the moment.

True for a crop, but not when it's actually that wide a view. Also there are ways to view panorama's full height filling the screen and than panning from left to right. Even better of course is to...

True for a crop, but not when it's actually that wide a view. Also there are ways to view panorama's full height filling the screen and then panning from left to right. Even better of course is to...

Sorry Petro, but that is indeed Moiré you're looking at, created by the very fine pattern in the purple.

Those are not printing dots (halftone, which would be dots exclusively but there are clearly sharp lines), it looks like the surface is textured. The white dots would be specular highlights.

Those are not printing dots (halftone, which would be dots exclusively but there are clearly sharp lines), it looks like the surface is textured, you can tell because it's consistent even where...