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Im using the Kipon adapter, not the cheapest but its nice to use, works with all lens types here's the 16-35 f4 :) and, a bit more usable, the 50 1.8 with aperture ring.

wow, dpreview are really milking this story, surely theres a camera phone somewhere that needs your attention now?

Cloud anything just hands the government huge repositories of your data to sift through. Screw that.

now capture 1 pro has added catalogues there is zero reason to stick with lightroom and CS5 is still more than capable if i feel the urge to do more than remove spots. Cheerio Adobe.

did you really speak to him or just email a list of bone questions that he dodged? Try growing a spine next time and asking him to answer the frikkin questions.

CS5 is fine for me and it does everything my limited touchup ability needs. Cloud anything can kiss my butt, ive got perfectly good SECURE storage at home on my pc thanks. If i want any other...

"Because people who buy apps use iOS."

What does that ridiculous comment even mean? Its just senseless marketing gibberish that sheep like you buy into. I buy apps, i use android.

i'd change the laces on those shoes straight away!

I have the older 35-70 2.8 which is a lovely sharp lens and can be picked up relatively cheaply these days, and i also use the 135 f2 DC which is just amazing.

The nikon D5 will always have to be online for it to take a picture

aaaaand Nikon jump the shark

aaaaand Nikon jump the shark

second hand market? if you can reset it then it can still be stolen and used.

" and for every Cartier Bresson, watching from a distance"

have you ever actually seen Bresson's work? Do you even know who that is? Just how wrong could that statement be. Awesome reporting...

if using an adaptor, does that affect the focal length of the lens?  Youre putting the glass further away from the sensor after all so is there an extra amount to add on to the usual 1.5x aps-c...

thanks for that :)  Sounds like a bit hit and miss with newer lenses with no aperture ring but i guess you get used to it.

so how does that work with the ring control for aperture?  do you see the aperture value change in the LCD, how do you know what aperture you set it to?  How do you set the lens, put it at its...

so an 85% viewfinder turns into a 65% viewfinder if you want to zoom in. Awesom! Give me no viewfinder please, why get my hopes up.

does the lens still cut off the bottom right of the viewfinder when zoomed?

Who's going to be an early adopter after the x10 sensor debacle?  Do you think lessons have been learned?