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I agree with (Jimmy jang Boo). A "camera" is a "camera," period. Just because the YouTube whores have successfully brainwashed the masses into the thought that there being a place for everything &...

I agree with (Jimmy jang Boo). Just because the YouTube whores have successfully brainwashed the masses into the thought that there being a place for everything & that such belongs in the proper...

I agree with (Jimmy jang Boo). Just because the YouTube whores have successfully brainwashed the masses into the thought that there being a place for everything & that such belongs in the proper...

I agree with (Timmbits). Just because the YouTube whores have successfully brainwashed the masses into the notion that there being a place for everything & that such belongs in the proper place is...

So it's great for video but in stills it's not junk, but it's not as good as it COULD be.

Hmm, seems like validation of what I've said all along--if you try to be a stills and video camera at the...

So it's great for video but in stills it's not junk, but it's not as good as it COULD be.

Hmm, seems like validation of what I've said all along--if you try to be a stills and video camera at the...

Well you like a snapshot anyway, so that explains it right there. If you prefer Taco Bell to real Mexican food that actually tastes decent, then you're too ignorant to understand.

Well you said that you prefer a snapshot anyway, so that explains it right there. If you prefer Taco Bell to real Mexican food that actually tastes decent, then you're too ignorant to understand.

And a "real photographer" who would be retarded and mentally-ill enough to use a PHONE to take a picture should be forced out of business and not allowed to practice his craft based strictly on...

Yes I did, and still--you have a DSLR at your disposal, and you use a cellular phone? Why in the world would someone EVER do that?

Sorry, but if you are a real photographer, you ALWAYS and I mean ALWAYS have some sort of real camera with you at all times, even something like a Sony RX100 at least. Maybe lugging the Nikon D4...

Not quite a month ago I converted from micro 4/3rds to NEX via the Sony NEX-C3 kit. Since then, besides getting a Nikon adapter so I could use my old 1980 Nikkor 50mm, I also added the highly...

10 days ago I received my Sony NEX-C3 kit, which I paid $330 for with the 18-55mm. (For the prior year I had been using the E-PL1 and E-PM1 & intended to get a E-PM2, but it's still $500, then add...

I agree with jcmarfilph. Why is it always Apple products? There is this little thing called a Nexus 7. I swear half the people have Apple-fogged glasses on and can't see anything else out there.

I get your point, I think--I'm not sure that I agree with it, but that's okay, your tone was fine, and I'm fine. You may have a point regardless.(I am trying to make my reply a little shorter than...

This post may run long, I will admit I'm not good at making my points with short, succinct posts. I need to do that, I admit, and not be quite so wordy. With that said, here goes.One thing which...

I noticed that with the 18-55mm if you have MF assist enabled then it zooms in (magnifies) while you're rotating the focus ring, and there's no way to turn that off yet also have magnification...

As I mentioned in this DPreview posting, I purchased a Sony NEX-C3 kit for $330. I was not sure how I'd do with it, as I've pondered NEX before but always ending up staying with Olympus for...

I found posts here (Dpreview) where this topic is talked about, and it is as I suspected--aperture-priority or full-manual, NOT shutter-priority, it what you should use. As you rotate the...

Hmm. On my Olympus it's aperture-priority mode. What happens is as you close the aperture it closes in real time, not when the shutter fires, that is, it's what they call "stop-down metering" not...