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Looks like a tough job to handle these huge lenses. Interesting, thanks for posting.

NR's blogger is offline due to a family emergency (his mother passed away), so we are out of the loop, usually by now he'd have all details (announcement expected for late 7th, early 8th). If...

Do you mean pushing it in PP or increasing it in-camera? My approach is to use auto-ISO, actually, in manual, since most of the situations I use higher ISOs are in theaters/events with a tele lens,...

It seems that it's not "ISO-less" by Iliah's definition.

I and Jim are talking about a certain type of user, those that want and need a rugged and fast body for pro/enthusiast intensive use. For example, it's certainly true that the frame in the...

I just looked at the whole test at DxO, and it seems that, despite the tele issues you mentioned, Nikon is at least 3 years ahead of...

I checked D7000's RAWs in rawdigger and it's like exposure is going up (fixed f/number and ss), so it really depends on scene, if there are HLs that you need to protect (making use of lower ISO...

Even though they use similar silicon, the ADC must be very different, D7000's output is totally ISO-dependent (I used RD on its RAWs). Interesting, how do you assess that technically? Which...

I don't think pixel count is the issue. IMO it's the rugged and dependable body that attracts people. The D300/D300s is also a camera that many still use and value, despite the same 12MP. The...

Nikon seem to have lost its direction in DX, they seem to be too worried competing with Canon for the mass market and forgot what made them the brand of choice of professionals and enthusiasts...

I checked for D7000, it starts multiplying signal from ISO200 already and goes from there, 1stop per full ISO level.

Many would, like many would use KOdachrome 25 for better colors. The point is, w/o oversampling , no matter how you expose, the limitation in DR, for example, is very close to ideal, and Physics...

But ISO is not the only issue here, if I got the idea of debate right.

As Eric mentions, it's a filtering system that probably lives in the "software", meaning it won't be understood by looking at the "wiring" of the eye/brain system, as many things with humans and,...

Nice output but one wonders if there's still market for such compacts when you can get a V1 or a m43 for much less money.

It's hard to use such a single image to decide on a lens. You need some comparison base. It looks ok, but who knows if another lens will prove much better? Is that ok by your standards?

I keep reading that 1Dx has specks and lube issues. 5D3 had leaking problems. D800 had lateral AF point issues, D600 spills oil in the environment. I recall 1D3 also had AF issues, and D200 showed...

Not a very good choice of subject for a test. BTW, what are you trying to prove or disprove? Detail? Noise? ...?

In CNX2 there are two different ways to convert to b&w, which depend on the image and your intention. You may use the b&w converter directly or just the "TINT" tool, which is a decoloring tool that...