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Another vote for all on one page.

For that matter, I wouldn't mind it if you dumped thumbnails entirely. They're a good idea for really huge galleries, but for most things, it's just put them all...

Perfectly razor-sharp edges in an otherwise fuzzy picture do not make for a natural-looking image.

For comparison, here's the same shot with a simple unsharp mask filter applied to it: [http://i.imgur.com/8IrZrnP.jpg](http://i.imgur.com/8IrZrnP.jpg)

From a detail and sharpness perspective, I'd...

For comparison, here's the same shot with a simple unsharp mask filter applied to it: http://i.imgur.com/8IrZrnP.jpg

From a detail and sharpness perspective, I'd say the USM wins handily, with a...

Pretty sure that's not a smartphone, sir.

Good luck finding people who actually want a smartphone that isn't flat. Years ago HTC made a few phones with a 'chin' that didn't lay flat. Nobody liked it, and they dropped it.

Good luck finding people who actually want a smartphone that isn't flat. Years ago HTC made a few phones with a 'chin' that didn't lay flat. Nobody liked it, and they dropped it.

Products that are...

Agreed. Now we just need people screaming about how full frame can't do shallow depth of field like medium format can! ;)

When I can buy a $500 camera that can match that Phase One... I don't think I'll be too worried about upgrading anymore. :D

When the day comes that I've got a small, portable $500 camera that can match that Phase One... I don't think I'll be too worried about upgrading anymore. :D

Yeah, I've noticed several areas where color saturation is weak with Fujifilms. Try the blue backs of the playing cards, especially in low light.

As M Jesper said, it's not the printing, but rather the surface of the card. The cards have a texture to them, with lots of tiny dots pressed into the surface, sorta like some types of wallpaper....

What's up with the highlights on the bottles on the Phase One pic? I can understand being able to make out details in the reflected lights due to better dynamic range, but why are they elongated on...

The symmetry is there for the low-light mode (light bulb icon at the top), so that you can compare the same thing in light vs. relative darkness.

The symmetry is there for the low-light mode (light bulb icon at the top), so that you can compare the same thing in light vs. relative darkness.

As for moire, check the colored concentric circles...

The symmetry is there for the low-light mode (light bulb icon at the top), so that you can compare the same thing in light vs. relative darkness.

As for moire, check the colored concentric circles...

Move your mouse over the 'i' below each image.

The metal paint pans are probably the closest thing to the old paper clips.

The metal paint pans are probably the closest thing to the old paper clips. You wouldn't be able to see much detail on paper clips in this scene, since it's shot from farther back.

Nice to have a good reference image, to have a better idea of what it *should* look like.

Man, on that gray print on the left, I'd noticed before that some cameras resolved the vertical lines on...