Pat

I'm pretty sure Samsung and others have decided not to put some models of phones and tablets on the U.S. market because of fear of more litigation from Apple. There are many smaller players in the...

I suspect the surging Apple smartphone share in the U.S. may be in part due to the dampening effect Apple's litigation has had on the number of android models being sold in the U.S. This is just a...

All the reports I've seen concerning "tablet" market share include products like the Amazon Kindle Fire and B&N's color tablets. (They do not include android-based black-and-white e-Ink readers.) ...

This is a very U.S.-centric post by dpreview. Despite Apple having gained market share for smartphones in the U.S. due to the recent introduction of the iphone 5, Android has increasingly eaten...

This is a very U.S.-centric post by dpreview. Despite Apple having gained market share for smartphones in the U.S. due to the recent introduction of the iphone 5, android has increasingly eaten...

This is a very U.S.-centric post by dpreview. Despite Apple having gained market share for smartphones in the U.S. due to the recent introduction of the iphone 5, android has increasingly eaten...

... for noise in JPEGS ...... for noise in RAWS ...... and for Dynamic Range for RAWS ...... only in terms of Dynamic Range for jpegs does the 5N do better than the 5R ...Precisely what charts are...

Link to Techradar tests Ironically, Techradar uses DXO's own software to do their tests too, LOL.So who is right? I have no idea, and I don't really care. But I would reserve judgment until a few...

Of course! ;)

You're welcome.

The Obamas show their human side in a heartfelt way all too rarely seen from those who have occupied the White House. Nicely done by whoever the photographer was.

We know you couldn't have used the 16-50 because by now it's been ordained to be a terrible lens by many! :-DIn all seriousness, well done. I've been enjoying your images taken with the 16-50. ...

The thumbs down option seemed to keep trolls, inflammatory posts, and really stupid remarks at bay.  At least in the Sony NEX forum, the forum I've been reading most lately.  There may have been...

Great images!  I really like the second one.  It's beautiful. --Pat

Yes, that's the smart thing to do.  Except that so far,  almost all the reports from owners of the 5R in this forum are consistent with TechRadar.  Here's the latest one I just saw this...

From what I've seen, the IQ difference between the NEX/APS-C images and those of Nikon's V-series is pretty wide, especially at higher ISOs. Until Nikon can bridge that gap, I don't think their...

Well, no. First off, a high S/N ratio is always preferable, and does not necessarily mean detail was lost through extensive NR. That's an assumption you cannot make and Techradar doesn't say that's...

Maybe there was something wrong with your setup because this user who has handled both cameras has also seen that the 5R is better than the 5N at high...

With both jpeg and raw, the 5R tested slightly better than the 5N at virtually all sensitivities, including ISO 3200.  First graph is for jpegs; the second is for raws...

A Sony RX-1 with interchangeable lenses ... plus pop-up flash, EVF, and a Fuji x-trans sensor. All for under $1700.

Both wonderful images. Nicely done. Boy, that dog has plenty of character!