LJ - Eljot

Kodak introduced the pocketfilm 110 in 1972. My father made lots of slides in kodachrome with his Pentax Auto 110 (SLR) until they stoped produktion in 1982. That was 2 years fun with kodachrome...

"wider dynamic range for professional films" Do you really think so? Look at this: http://www.clarkvision.com/articles/dynamicrange2/index.html

@Vadimka: Oberkochen

@Mescalamba: Hasselblad is made by Fuji.

@Vadimka: Oberkochen

@Mescalamba: Hasselblad is made by Fuji.

Wrong comment

I had a Minolta Weathermatic ones. (No wait! It is still there.) That is a yello tank (armoured) wich uses 110 cartridges. That thing was fun.

Pentax allready did that: http://www.dpreview.com/products/pentax/compacts/pentax_optiors1500

Hm, just studied eyes from an octopus. It turned out to be a pinhole camera. I think we can not learn much from that one.

But it is (for me) a much better camera than the D7100. Maby not in pure IQ but in usability. Has the D7100 a tiltable screen? No. Have you tried to use the D7100 in LiveView? It is a mess.

What do you mean? Press OK and just select the thing you want to change! Maybe this will help:

http://www.dpreview.com/articles/9115179666/user-guide-getting-the-most-out-of-the-olympus-e-m5

There is the Leica MD (1964 bis 1966) wich has also no rangefinder.

If you don't have a rangefinder use this:

http://www.kinotehnik.com/products/lcdvf/overview

it is a realy great product.

Oh, and G15 has got a brighter Lens.

"As you can see, in terms of design philosophy, Canon hasn't changed the fundamental recipe much in 13 years."

Please! Look at al the Gs between them! After G6 the Gs got worse. Where is the...

Why did they use a Nikon Lens for the video?

Once there was the software Olympus Studio 2 with wich you could use the 4/3-cameras like E-3 for tethered shooting. There is a way to use this with Olympus Viewer 2 but I think it is only for the...

That is right. A light breeze or even sunshine might be harmless but when struck by lightning most cameras get damaged.

Without that "expensive" rangefinder part you have to order one of these http://www.kinotehnik.com/products/lcdvf/overview with it. (99$) It is great, I ordered one for my VF-less camera....

Hm, right and not right. What you forgot is that with the smaller format the desired circle of confusion is getting smaller. If you say the acceptable circle of confusion can be 1/1500 of image...

That ist right. It stay's really the same. A 32mm f/1.2 stays the same, no matter how you crop the image. The only thing that changes when you crop format is the angle of view. exposure values and...

90 MB/s data rate. That is impressive. I need a new memory card. Well, and a 5D III