crisotunity

There is pink- and then there is Samsung pink! It has to be a knock off. No major electronics manufacturer would ever attempt to sell anything looking like this.

As for the price - no worries: it...

There is pink- and then there is Samsung pink! It has to be a knock off. No major electronics manufacturer would ever attempt to sell anything that looks like this.

As for the price - no worries:...

Spitze - quite simply, you are right: there is nothing really wrong with any of these images. The 100D will be a smash for anyone looking for a small back-up body or a light-weight travel...

Excellent advice - a 5R (or even a used 5N or a 3F) with the perfectly capable 18-55 kit will not break the bank. Worst case scenarios: you'll leave it on "auto" for ever; or you'll get bored with...

Read his message: 5d mkiii+ 7d= £3.5k or around $6k! In other words, enough photo quality to put food on the table for thousands of professional photographers around the world for years.

+10m Seriously, the op owns hardware which is worth north of £3,500 (plus goodness knows how many lenses) and still thinks that he is being held back by Canon's sensor. I don't think even National...

Totally agreed. The SL1 will be a great back-up camera; going to Costa Rica in a few months and it would be great to take this as a light-weight back up camera I can use with my lenses, just in...

I can sort of see both points of view. Personally, like peter, I am not buying the $450 NEX 35mm. Instead, I just got the Canon 40mm pancake for for $200 and stuck it on my 1DS: really nice...

Hmm, I am not sure I agree entirely with Hogan's analysis. I think that this new Canon is a threat to Sony, but I am really not buying this whole "lack of lenses will hurt NEX". The NEX has the two...

If it is G3/G5 like in size, then Sony and the Pana G/GH lines must feel under threat! This is looking very interesting: if it has an articulated screen, it could become a rare -for me- Day1 purchase.

I shoot wildlife with Canon 1 series, but I have gone Sony NEX for my day to day stuff. I cannot tell how small/big this EOS-b is from the photos, but if it is comparable to a Panasonic G5, I will...

These are the kind of comments that slay me: how many people would buy a big/heavy f2.8 zoom that costs around £1,000?! Especially when you can pick up the Sigmas (19mm and 30mm) for less than...

The F3 doesn't overheat either - I think this is a previous generation issue.

Agreed with boogie: this is just Sony reshuffling the pack and, unfortunately, the low end is losing out in order to encourage consumers to migrate to the 5/6 series. The 3N is a straightforward...

+1 If you don't like it, don't buy it; hooray for capitalism.
And I am totally amazed at the quality of the gear we have at our disposal at ridiculously low prices (which, perversely makes some...

My F3 is the ugliest camera I have ever owned; but it is surprisingly robust (even if it doesn't feel like it should be), it has a shockingly useful bouncing flash and it works with the additional...

I would really like to know how many people who bought, say a NEX F3 or a Pentax Q have shelled out an additional 50% (or more in F3's case) of the value of their camera to have an EVF/OVF. Sony is...

I wouldn't worry too much about DOF: even with large sensor cameras, you will need to invest in some seriously expensive lenses to get the razor thin DOF that some people seem to like. Honestly,...

Hi there - and I hope things get better soon. I have family who have been affected by the crisis I sympathise. Honestly, for all my affection for my little Pentax Q, I would not pick it as my one...

I would go with the 01 - it is shockingly versatile and you will surprise yourself with how little you need the zoom after a very short period of time. I have the zoom too, but -as I posted in...