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Its Canon, its a lens, it projects an image. Get over the fact its a niche product not intended for stills.

Computer review sites run news about super computers and car review sites run news...

I wouldn't use anything thats natively wide gamut unless you can drive it with 10bit but that tech still hasn't really broken into the market yet.

Broadcast standards don't really have anything to do with consumer electronics. The BBC isn't going to be using any 1080i consumer cameras to shoot their content nor will they go straight from...

Why won't 1080i just die. Interlaced displays died a looooong time ago.

Can someone explain why when first party camera makers started making wireless flashes years ago they didn't just go straight to radio controlled? Was there some tech barrier?

Resetting a photosite mid exposure is still 2 exposures.

I dunno. I'd rather just use a cotton carrier AND a backpack.

Bravo DPR on going straight to the article from the main page rather than having a useless buffer page!

Where does all the first party fanboyism come from? Is it a natural social trend or are there people out there pushing that reasoning? I know its existed before the internet.

How come the 7D gets a built in flash but the 6D doesn't?

In that case, can I sell you a solid titanium rod with a pinhole opening and a mount machined onto one end? It would be the most robust lens in the world.

So really, there's nothing wrong per say with the lens. Microadjustments are really there to compensate for the AF system.

If you listen to some cheaper AF lenses, you can hear the focus gearing/motor spin in a large step, then smaller, then smaller again and so on a so forth indicating the process is iterative and...

I don't think all AF lenses can 'go to a position' when the camera tells it to. I always thought it was a passive process where the camera senses, adjusts, senses, adjusts, etc. until the phase is...

I don't think all AF lenses can 'go to a position' when the camera tells it to. I always thought it was a passive process where the camera senses, adjusts, senses, adjusts, etc. until the phase is...

Is front/back focus really an issue with the lens? Generally speaking of course. I don't see how a camera with perfect sensor registration, perfect AF sensor registration and perfect viewfinder...

Canon doesn't make a 24-70/2.8 IS

They are racist.

You're assuming that FF lenses are barely resolving for their sensors. Same for MF. Truth is, FF and MF lenses can resolve more than the sensors they were designed for which means a given m43...

I honestly don't care at all about IQ aspects that can be fixed/matched with a single slider in post.