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This would be great if Sony offered some <$500 18-270 that's similar in weight to the camera...

I don't know what you guys are smoking. Just the other day I was taking a picture of a waterfall with the RX100. 1/2000, f1.8, 28mm, ISO3200. Shot didn't even come out that bright. At f2.8... man....

Why are the 1's lenses all so slow? The RX100 has a f1.8 28mm equivalent on it that ZOOMS! Would it be so hard to put out an equivalent pancake prime for <$300?

Yeah, Fuji doesn't even make an array of pancakes for x-mount. Really big stretch to say this lines up with an RX100. It's bigger. I guess the line is "bigger than a shirt pocket" rather than...

A sensor that doesn't have enough pixels for me. Haven't seen one of those in like a decade! I mean 2mp is pretty nich but give me a ~9mp sensor sufficient for 4k video and I'll be very happy to...

It would if the body had IS, which is where it should be.

why would you ever restrict a camera to any ISO? They change ISO's easily, automatically even. Forcing a max aperture comparison with identical ISO doesn't make much sense. You have X light and...

1/1.7" f2.0 ISO 400 is just too dark man, indoors that just won't cut it without a flash.

More of this? It's been explained 1000 times.

p7800 f2-f4 ISO100 =
FF f/9.1-f/18.2 ISO 455

In exposure time, depth of field, you name it. They're not exactly the same because the sensitivity and...

More of this? It's been explained 1000 times.

p7800 f2-f4 ISO100 =
FF f/9.1-f/18.2 ISO 455

In exposure time, depth of field, you name it. They're not exactly the same because the sensitivity and...

Who has a smartphone and is considering a QX100 or a RX100 and really would prefer the QX100? I don't get it. I guess the QX100 is cheaper but it cannot function on it's own and the RX100 is...

Until a few years ago, Canon's user interface was miles ahead of the competition. Now, most of just borrowed liberally and they aren't that different.

Everyone knows SLT is a passing thing between two eras. It is a compromise between two technologies: dedicated PDAF senors on SLR's being useless when the viewfinder is off and CDAF-only from the...

I think people who never shot with one don't understand how wide a laser grid it produced and for how long it needed to project it to get a shot. It was very invasive. People don't like flashes let...

It was useful, except that people would wonder why a laser grid showed up on the band for like 3 seconds. The grid did not flash up and then disappear, it was like pointing a shotgun laser pointer...

It's kind of ironic. I'd agree with you in concept but the m4/3rds lineup really stumbled before it got going. The G1 was received much more like a 4/3rds camera, meaning very out of the...

You mean panasonic made a Canon S3 clone that weighed twice as much, cost twice as much, had a sensor 50% larger and a 50% faster lens? I mean those figures are all rounded but the S3 was a VERY...

You kind of get this already with the alpha mount and an adapter, don't you?

You kind of get this already with the alpha mount and an adapter, don't you? It's still a PDAF optimized lens. It's also near as 2 lbs. Buy an SLT to stick it on, sheesh.

I can't see handing a kid so poor he can't deal with a digital picture one of these little printouts as a GOOD thing. I mean, hand him a dollar instead. Costs you about the same. The dollar will be...