Revenant

"however, i would not include in that portfolio anything that i would not consider expendable - certainly no images that i would want to sell."

I'd think that most photographers and artists would...

But then option 1 exactly covers your concerns, like R Butler said. You have to pay to retain access, i.e. if you stop paying you have no access. That's perpetual rental with no ownership.

But then option 1 exactly covers your concerns, like R Butler said. You have to pay to retain access, i.e. if you stop paying you have no access. That's perpetual rental with no ownership.
The...

Every time Samsung announces a new NX body, Sony fanboys (or Samsung haters) make these ridiculous claims.
It doesn't really look much like a NEX, besides having a somewhat similar form factor,...

The explanation for the "lump" or "hump" that I have seen, is that the 5-axis IS with the sensor floating in an electromagnetic field, requires more space for the sensor assembly. To make room for...

"NEX is already outselling m4/3 despite its lens offerings."

I haven't seen any statistics supporting that claim. On the contrary, both Olympus and Panasonic still have larger market shares in the...

"It is also a smaller lens compared to APS-C lenses, meaning less cost to make."

Not necessarily. The materials needed for a smaller lens should indeed cost less, but otoh the smaller the lens is,...

Just like Sony, Samsung doesn't include on-sensor PDAF in the entry-level model. Too bad, because according to some reports, Samsung's implementation of hybrid AF (in NX300) is faster than Sony's.

I think NX2000 is the "real" replacement for the NX1000. The NX1100 hasn't been announced outside North America, I believe, certainly not in Europe. But not even the Samsung US website has a...

If you look up the word "lie" in a dictionary, it says "a promise made by marketing people."

1. The awards and the scores aren't connected. The award is totally subjective - if the reviewer really likes a camera for one reason or another, he may give it a gold or silver award. In DPR's own...

And also because the pros and cons reflect the reviewer's personal preferences, as they should. If the reviewer likes retro design, then it's a pro for him. He didn't say that it must be a pro for...

Canon do market it as a beginner's camera.

http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/beginners/index.aspx

"The sensor dates 2 years back in time."

If you're referring to the Toshiba sensor in D7100/D5200, it's not that old. It's not the same chip as the Nikon/Renesas sensor in D3200 or the Sony sensor...

JK Imaging is an American company, and they are the official licensee of the Kodak brand. The owner of the company also runs Jaacx Distributors, a Miami-based company that distributes consumer...

This is indeed a m4/3 camera. JK Imaging (the official licensee of the Kodak brand) joined the m4/3 consortium some time ago, and they are listed as a supporting company on the official website....

One thing to keep in mind when comparing DPR and DxO, is that DPR look at out-of-camera JPEGs as well as JPEGs converted from raw in ACR (always with default settings), whereas DxO analyze the raw...

It's got PASM modes too, a first for Sony's travel zoom series, I believe. With a 1/1.7" or 2/3"sensor, a faster lens, and raw capture, this would have been a nice entry in the enthusiast compact...

HX50V has GPS, the HX50 has not. Sony usually release two versions depending on the market. The "V" in the model name means it has GPS.

Yes, I read reviews and articles out of interest, to learn about products I might want to buy some day. But if I have already bought the product, no way, life's too short for that. But YMMV, of...