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I gather you still use film then?

Only if you, like USPS, multiply it millionfold and sell it for your own profit, without paying the original artist a penny.

Isn't that simply a direct function of the Sony lens having to cover a larger image circle?

Yeah, sensor too small? According to DPR themselves, the RX100 have sensors that are too small.

It does look impressive, although whether it really warrants yet another "hail to the almighty iPhone" article I don't know.

Would it be an idea to test several in-camera systems side by side and...

...aaaaaand same here. Even before I bought my NEX-6 (same thing qua charging) I bought for 17 GBP a spare battery plus charger off of a well-known auction site rhyming with freeway.

At least for...

Well, you have to admit that a slightly unengaging control wheel is just a big nono on a large sensor sensor compact camera with flipout screen, Wifi and a hotshoe, that fits into a jacket pocket....

It is true that the awards are unrelated to the scores.

Canon's G12 got a Gold from 73%, the G15 Gold from 76% and the G1X Silver from 76%. So the RX100 (and -II) getting a Silver from 78% and 79%...

Indeed ;)

LEAVE THE RX-100 II ALONE!!!

From the introduction "The RX100 II has a list price of $750 - $100 more than that of the original RX100"

From the review "Sony promised better low light performance, and it has indeed been...

Now we just need to wait for the marginally-upgraded (but US$50 more expensive compared to its predecessor) latest Canon G camera to pick up their customary Gold award, based on, well, the fact...

I don't think you read what Mike was asking about.

The answer was given below: the space after the size is misplaced, it should read "x 3,508 18MP" and "x 4,960 35MP".

I don't completely understand the prime, 27mm equivalent underwater is not *that* useful for sweeping underwater vistas. Similarly if you take the camera into whitewater. Also it's barely wider...

I don't completely understand the prime, 27mm equivalent underwater is not *that* useful for sweeping underwater vistas. Similarly if you take the camera into whitewater. Also it's barely wider...

Ah, never mind that remark, I missed the details of the test setup. So the 'asymmetric target' doesn't apply. My bad!

Yes, Cameralabs are limited in resources and yes, he was charitable towards the A77 throughout the review.

Still, they have a review of the A77 with all data from it available. To *not* include...

Seriously though, an asymmetric target moved around by hand by a bloke, so that at hardly any time the cameras have the same target to focus on?

Would it really be so difficult to print a specific...

I anyway find it quite striking that most reviews and comparisons so far have completely ignored Sony's SLTs, preferring to praise this new model over previous Canons or comparable Nikons instead....

I was thinking exactly that.

Sony models (my A700 had this, too) have a 'slow AF mode' that allows for slower but more accurate AF, and with the current video options this also provides smoother...