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Very frustrating to me that Canon handicaps their mirrorless presence with vin ordinaire products in order to protect their premier cru market. I can understand it as a corporate strategy but it's...

In my opinion one of the best camera bargains available.  I've had one since 2006, bought another used last year, will probably buy another one this year. Doesn't have many bells and whistles. ...

The biggest power drain on the system and no independent means of switching it off.  Go figure.  EVF or screen.  Take your pick.  Why Fuji doesn't have a third option - No Display - beats me. But...

Thought about this for a few days.  In particular an earlier comment which suggested the Fuji "needs good light".  That had been my feeling too but it seemed ridiculous.  Any camera would deliver...

For three years I used a Lumix G1 as my travel camera, augmenting the bigger Canons I use for commercial work. Recently I bought the Fuji hype, sold the G1 and bought an X-E1 with the 18-55 kit...

Yes, possibly.  But I have other variable aperture zooms that maintain the AE lock even after changing the zoom length.  For example, the Lumix 14-45 f3.5-5.6.

1) Aperture priority, multi metering.2) Meter an entire scene at the required aperture.3) Hit AE lock - exposure locks.4) Change zoom focal length setting. 5) Exposure unlocks. Bothers me.  Anybody...

Call me when Lightroom supports layers. Until that time it's being deliberately crippled by Adobe to protect Photoshop revenues.

Rules of thumb for Rome are to take two of everyting and make sure they're well insured...

With you on that one.

I'm a Canon boy myself. If Canon wanted there to be a mirrorless pro market there would be one and Canon would be in it, and on all the evidence probably dominating it. ...

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A lovely touch in irony, peevee1!

Evidently so, my dear chap, and there is nothing wrong with raw excitement. But please, a little restraint in language.

As you rightly observe, Amadou, you could indeed have "done" a comprehensive review of the raw converter market. And had you done so, you might well have produced a robust and respected piece of...

For a supposed review site the house style has become cringingly embarrassing. This evaluation of software is a "showdown" of "contenders". The migration from Docklands to Hollywood is almost...

To the uninitiated the DPR review process seems astonishingly dysfunctional. I would have thought it in their own interests to have something like a review production line churning out reviews on a...

Interesting, thanks.  But how does it work if they simply steal the bits from the screen and clone out the QR code?

As many have said, nothing's foolproof without investing a lot of time in every individual image.  I'm happy to deter the professional thief from selling on the image.  Unlike monkeys, the amateur...