Uwe Steinmueller

> And we can't totally ignore the fact that at around $700 / £580, this is one of the most expensive 'small' telephoto zooms on the market.

What would be a small zoom at the same price point that...

> And we can't totally ignore the fact that at around $700 / £580, this is one of the most expensive 'small' telephoto zooms on the market.

What would be a small zoom at the same price point that...

> And we can't totally ignore the fact that at around $700 / £580, this is one of the most expensive 'small' telephoto zooms on the market.

What would be a small zoom at the same price point that...

Setting the date/time on QX10? The manual claims that the iPhone app will set the date/time to the same values as the phone shows. I cannot see that.

The proper filename is FPUPDATE.DAT (not with the 1)

>I know that Nikon don't...and to be perfectly honest I rely less on "optimal" exposure these days and am back to concentrating on composition and timing. Yes and most cameras can take a bit of...

I use Lightroom. But sharpen in CS6 with my own commercial scripts.

>Nikon 70-200 f4 for my D800e Nice zoom. But the X_Pro1 is also smaller and lighter.

In front of our house :-)

In my browser the small image does not show but full size is ok.

Why is the excellent Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM missing.

>1. How can a 22.3 MP camera get a P-Mpix score of almost 23? See articles 1st Sharpness graph.

Interesting. But how would they rate a Sigma DP2M? It has more visual resolution than most 24MP...

Can anybody tell me what the posted diagram is about and what DxO is telling us.

THis was shot handheld with little room to stand and at challenging light. Yes. looks like an illustration but is all real.

Great idea and photo.

Thanks. The  35mm is very nice to use.



Unless you talk about the 1Gx they are very different in terms of image quality. In my experience larger sensors give you smoother looking results. Very different beasts.

Excellent!