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Today in the main economic newspaper here (Valor Econômico), there's an interview with Masaya Maeda of Canon reporting that they will be making dslrs soon in their new Brazilian plant. Initially...

I thought that base ISO was defined as the value for which DR is the highest possible, or was it SNR?

Full well capacity.

Print refers to how they would compare if you print all images at the same final size (at 8MP). Screen means that's what you get, relatively, at 100% viewing for all cameras. Read their documents,...

It's a bit tiring to have to change from 14 to 12 bits when shooting higher ISOs, etc. If I had to shoot continuous I'd stay at 12bits no matter the ISO, the difference is actually only relevant in...

I agree, it's very odd, since it does not seem to solve the problem. I'll wait for the D600s or whatever comes, hoping they will have solved it by then. The sensor is excellent, I hope they keep it...

I agree, I'm keeping the D7000 for now, it's still the best overall APS-C sensor available.

D800's sensor is Sony.

+1: Nikon need to ask Toshiba to get their act tgether before they venture into another iteration of this sensor. I'm sticking with the D7000, can't see a single reason to update. If this were a...

after a quick swim in the sea. It was never the same again, even after Omega itself worked on it. Don't do it.

in Math. Now try to use it.

once one corrects for pixel density difference, that's what most tests show, both spectwise (DxO) or picwise. Very close overall.

As Mansurov says, the D4s will come shortly after or even at the same time with the new AF system as well. It makes sense.

The march of technology can't be stopped. If it were not Apple, some other company would have done it anyway. At least it was done with some style ;-).

I think it feels much cheaper than the 1 series, but I liked the LCD. The AF is very sluggish (also compared to the V1 I had with me in the same lighting conditions). Let's hope Nikon make it...

They are in the list of sensor making companies provided here: http://image-sensors-world.blogspot.com.br/2012/05/tsr-market-share-data-for-2h-2011.html

Any metering system like MM will try to guess a good exposure for the scene in case. If DR is wide enough and has some HL area that must be preserved, one must use another approach, basically...

I use it frequently for family moments, why not. But I couldn't care less for the people that seem to want that their dslrs work like a Panavision.

I think a WA prime is more useful than a norma, FL lens. But of course I'm a mostly WA shooter. The flash is a required gadget.

I was in Rio just this Wednesday and ... had a great caipirinha! Cheers!