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For Mac users, there is also Acorn.
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Poor Hogarty, he is a nice guy and a collateral victim of the CC fiasco. Hei s the LR/ACR Product Manager, not an executive, and he is not in a position of authority to bind the company to a...
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I'm still on CS5 Design Standard (I've been upgrading continuously since Photoshop 7), and since they seem to have yanked the upgrade versions of CS6 from all outlets, I am unlikely to upgrade even...
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Yes, specially if it were a 50mm f/1.4 equivalent. It need not be that large - the Voigtlander Nokton 40mm f/1.4 is a very compact lens.
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Nope, looks like a film-era GR1v. If anyone is copying, it is Sony.
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"But it's important to give credit to Ricoh as the only manufacturer to have a history of building compact cameras with prime lenses." This is in no way to detract from Ricoh's rich heritage with...
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I don't buy it. Mirrorless cameras have far fewer moving parts than DSLRs and are thus significantly cheaper to assemble, yet their prices are often higher than that of entry-level DSLRs. There is...
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I'm a Mac user and can't stand Windows any more. For the most part, Lightroom and Photoshop work the same, but there is one area where Windows has the edge - support for high-bit-depth displays,...
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Well, I sold my 35mm f/1.4L for more than I paid for it. On the other hand, I also sold my Noctilux-M 50mm f/1.0 for 3x the price I had paid of it. Far better investment than the stock market or...
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Well, Leica was known primarily for optical and mechanical expertise, not for mastery of electronics (quite the opposite, in fact). They are a very small company that was emerging of a brush with...
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The OM-D is not pocketable like this one. It competes with the RX100 and Leica X2, not with m43 system cameras.
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Yes, a comparison to the Leica X1/X2 is more appropriate. Smaller than the X100/X100S, f/2.8 rather than f/2, no viewfinder. It seems smaller than the X2, though, and the extending lens makes it...
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I left m43 (GF1 with 20mm f/1.7) for the Leica X1 in 2010. More compact, much better image quality, and now use a Fuji X100 (with a X100S on order) as my EDC camera.
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According to Thom Hogan the Fuji X100 sold over 200,000 copies, so there is a sizeable market.Back in the days of film, circa 1995-2001 the Nikon 35Ti was my main camera. I have a X100, and a X100S...
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Nope, Sony is bleeding red ink in 3 out of 4 of their hardware divisions (not just cameras). It's their movie and financial services divisions that keep the boat afloat. There is a significant risk...
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Yes. My Canon 5DmkIII with 24-70mm f/2.8L II locks AF on my very wriggly 1 year old in a way none of my mirrorless cameras can (Leica X1, Fuji X100, Fuji X-Pro1, Sony RX1). The optical quality from...
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I bought a HP ZR30w 30-incher to replace my old HP LP3065 when its lower backlight tube failed a few months ago, and can recommend it. I wish LED-backlit displays were available in high-gamut 30",...
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Bodies aren't, though. The big advantage of the Nikon 1 system is the fast PDAF, but Nex has it now, and soon Fuji as well.
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I saw someone using one when I took my 1 year-old daughter to see the "Tom & Jerry House" Christmas decorations in San Francisco (not an Olympus user myself, I had my X-Pro1 out, but it's...
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Nope, second at best. I dropped mine 3 weeks ago (I wasn't using a wrist strap). I just got a phone call from Sony in Texas, the repair is going to cost slightly under $1K before tax.As Benjamin...
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