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You tell camera to close the iris. The camera tells the lens to close the iris. The lens closes its iris.

vs

You close the iris.

It's not that hard, really.

You never hear a pro say that it is 10% equipment and 90% skill. Because it obviously is not. Equipment matters. Reliability and performance. Especially in professional photography. That is why...

When you change lenses, eventually you get dust on your sensor. This will always be the case.

However, in this case the particles come from within the camera itself. I'm slightly disappointed in...

I think it is not a matter of technical knowhow, but more "would it not be too much of a compromise?''. Terrible battery-life, slow AF, no viewfinder (a must have for street photography, imo) and...

I'm not a big fan of 1080p smartphones either. I see a 720p 4.3" screen as ideal, personally.
There is a point you stop seeing improvement in ppi. I believe that 4.7" and 1080p is way over that...

Where do I even remotely imply that sharpening images also improves colors? Please contain yourself in daftness when replying or don't reply at all.

Obviously, you can not only change the...

If you bump up the default sharpness of the D5200 or sharpen in post processing, you get the exact same oversharpened look of the E-M5. At base ISO, because any higher ISO clearly shows the (albeit...

Since when is 3.5 a small aperture? The difference with 2.8 is not even a full stop. If you want the play with DOF, you're looking at the wrong lens.

So you want the exact same features as the...

the barbed wire obviously bends that way

Guess you haven't had a DSLR in the last 3 years.

You mean, like, a pin sharp portrait lens or a backup camera for professional use?

Yeah, that's crazy impulsive behaviour, compared to this ingenious piece of equipment that doesn't make you look...

Come on. This is down right ridiculous. The idea, the look, the results. Everything.

@Barney

Than why not include a range of direct competitors to the iPhone if you want to inform about the IQ? The S3? Nokia Pureview? Sony Xperia S? Amongst others.

Too bad the 5d3 image had a bad focus - clearly behind the sign.

I like what I see. I see more resolution and about the same noise, if not less than the D700. The colors stay strong and real add high ISO.
I think this will be a better compromise than the D800...

I like what I see. I see more resolution and about the same noise, if not less than the D700. The colors stay strong and real at high ISO.
I think this will be a better compromise than the D800 -...

I like what I see. I see more resolution and about the same noise, if not less than the D700. The colors stay strong and real at high ISO.
I personally think and for my work, this is a better...

I like what I see. I see more resolution and about the same noise, if not less than the D700. The colors stay strong and real at high ISO.
I personally think and for my work, this is a better...

Well, they admitted it on there Nokia Conversations website.

"Note: The Lumia 920 pictures in this post were taken using prototype hardware and software, and then reduced dramatically in size. In...

@joe6pack
Why does the van have to be there? They don't have the money to shot two different scenes? Come on now...

And besides, it's al over the internet now. It's not the first company...