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If (for example) your camera is a modern Nikon and the sky is the brightest part of the scene then by following what you wrote above you loose three stops of DR from the shadows :).

I thought it would be much more expensive. I was wrong. It make a lot more sense now against a FF with a 24-70 f/2.8. It gives APS-C a great boost.

I thought it would be much more expensive. I was wrong. It make a lot more sense now against a FF with a 24-70 f/2.8. It gives APS-C a great boost.

ADDED: Also at this price exposes other lens...

I thought it would be much more expensive. I was wrong. It make a lot more sense now against a FF with a 24-70 f/2.8. It gives APS-C a big boost.

ADDED: At this price exposes other lens...

Very good. Thank you!

:)

Yes I want a 6D with the 40mm pancake and a Nikkor AFS 50mm f/1.4 G and a Nikkor AFS 16-35 VR f/4 for my D3 please. No I want a Panasonic G6 and a 25mm f/1.4 please.

Lenses don't expire and there are 75 million Nikon and 90 million Canon lenses already produced. I wonder who is going to serve them if Canon and Nikon disappear?

Understandable. I don't agree only on the materialistic value aspect of film, slide and photo paper. A question. Did you try to enforce the film shooting process to digital?

I have been there many times recently. I walk a lot with the camera in hand. I have never felt uncomfortable of threatened day or night. Keep in mind that there are parts of city that are...

Istanbul is a magical city. The first time I went to Istanbul I couldn't photograph at all. It is a visually overwhelming vast overcrowded city. I needed many days and visits to adapt. A good...

Don't be surprised. It has be done before for Magnum with even lesser cameras. Alex Majoli was shooting with Olympus c5050 and c8080 some years ago: Alex Majoli points and shoots

Jason is right. All digital cameras have the same highlight recovery ability. Differences in highlight recovery is only on how they meter. The difference in DR between digital cameras is in the...

When I first read the OP an interview of French director Jean Renoir came to my mind. That is why I made earlier a comment about realism. Now that I read the other responses I don't know if it's...

The key word here is zoom I think. I prefer to look at the full picture and make a judgment and not a part of it. On the other hand there are photographs that are presented at huge sizes (covering...

Yes that is the behavior of the medium. And another layer of abstraction is added when a photograph is black and white or has excessive grain for example. When I say closer to reality I mean that...

Yes but isn't more detail another step closer to reality?

Is this a question on realism?

Browsing photographs in Groups give you the option to view the thumbnails in square, small, large and justified. Let's hope that they will implement this capability to the other pages also.