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I was hoping it'd be RAID 0 for double the transfer rates. Raw video loves fast cards...

And 400/5.6.

Having full color detail at every pixel would make good video easier to do...

I've always said "JIF"...

Wow.

I love my C/Y lenses (on 60D).

I would mount it somewhere surreptitiously to catch bike thefts at my college.

@zigi_S: I care about shadow noise at base ISO for landscape work. I like clouds, and I don't like clipping clouds, which is why when feasible I underexpose and raise later. Yes, in high ISO work...

A camera that doesn't need to be turned off doesn't need an easily operated switch.

I tested the shadow noise at base ISO myself. I compared a 60D, the GH2 (my friend owns one), the 6D, and the D600. I'm not sure exactly how many stops better they are from each other, but if the...

I tested the shadow noise at base ISO myself. I compared a 60D, the GH2 (my friend owns one), the 6D, and the D600. I'm not sure exactly how many stops better they are from each other, but if the...

I love how Canon manages to avoid scrolling in nearly all of its menus: make them two dimensional. With the tabs running across the top, you can fit more of them in, and thus have only one screen's...

That settles it, I'm waiting to buy until:
1. Lower shadow noise. It's a TON better than my 60D, but not nearly as good as alternative cameras. I have my ways of using extreme highlight data...

Who even turns off their semipro+ Canon, anyway?

I haven't turned my 60D off in months; it takes basically zero power on auto-powersave and wakes up instantly.

The new location for the power...

Ah, but someone could design one that doesn't require that space. I would pay a good 400-500 bucks for an ef -> ef-s adapter if it didn't end up too bulky.

Have you ever used primarily a manual-focus only SLR with a split-image focusing screen? Once you get to know the relationship between focusing rotation and offset, focusing instantly becomes...

You can do PDAF with any of them, but you can't display a shifted image in the way that this one does; one in nine pixels in the entire central area is masked for PDAF instead of being focused in...

With split image focusing a human needs no 'twiddling'; just by looking at the amount of offset, you know exactly how much to turn the ring. At least with mechanically-linked focus rings, that...

The thing is, given the fact that they can do this split-view means that in the region covered by the split-image focus (1/4 of the area of the sensor), one in nine sensels sees somewhat less than...

I would assume that they can use these sensels with some clever interpolation: they have to rely on the three surrounding green pixels and perhaps also the surrounding pixels that look in the...