Revenant

Nikon is #4 in the mirrorless ILC market, in terms of global market share. Olympus, Panasonic and Sony have larger market shares, but Nikon is way ahead of Fuji, Canon, Samsung and Pentax, which...

How is this a copy of a NEX lens? I don't know of any Sony E-mount lens with the same focal lengths, the same lens elements etc. Are you thinking of the Sony 10-18mm F4 lens? They are both wide...

You've misunderstood the design. It doesn't have to be horizontal. In fact, the image above, with the front and top view, shows this clearly.

"Front of lens says 18-48, barrel up to 70."

Perhaps actual focal lengths on the front, and FF equivalents on the lens barrel.

"See also the highlight and shadow areas. camera body is highlighted on right, lens on left, and both differ from the other camera."

You assume only one light source. Product photography often...

The Nikon designed sensors (eg. D3200, D4) are manufactured by Renesas, not Sony or Toshiba.
Nikon also use sensors by Sony (eg. D5100, D7000, D600, D800), Toshiba (D5200, D7100) and Aptina (Nikon...

Such rational, common sense reasoning is rare in a camera gear forum. But you're right, of course. :-)

Sure, in the spec sheets it says 18 MP total pixel count, but it also says 16 MP effective pixel count, and that's the number that was quoted in the advertising. In the original press release, for...

That's only true if we're talking about the D-Lux (Panasonic LX), V-Lux (Panasonic superzooms) and C-Lux (Panasonic P&S) cameras, and the old Digilux 2 and 3, which were rebranded versions of the...

Why is m4/3 below the threshold? Leica did release a Four Thirds DSLR (a rebranded Panasonic). Just because they have positioned the 'mini M' between the full-frame M and the APS-C X2, it doesn't...

It's not quite true that Leica has shunned Micro Four Thirds, since they are members of the consortium.
And don't forget that Leica released a Four Thirds DSLR, the Digilux 3, which was a rebranded...

Panasonic only makes the D-Lux, V-Lux and C-Lux cameras. They have absolutely nothing to do with the S, M and X series cameras, which are developed and manufactured by Leica, and are made in Europe.

Kodak doesn't make CCD sensors either, since they sold off their sensor division in 2011. It's Truesense Imaging nowadays.

A nice and helpful overview of some of the available options. You could have mentioned that Pixlr supports layers, though, since it's a feature many photographers use extensively.

K-30 got 78% and a silver award, while D5200 got 79% and a silver award. In the DPR scoring system, 71-80% translates as "Very Good to Excellent". How is that mediocre?
Furthermore, the awards are...

The E-M5 is one of the better built mirrorless cameras, and the problems you mentioned aren't widely reported. Cameras of all brands occasionally have problems like those, and the few people who...

According to some recent rumours, Sony will stop producing SLTs, and develop a mirrorless solution for the A mount. How is that any different from Olympus' development of a mirrorless solution for...

Here's a link to an explanation of what's involved in putting together a DPR review.

http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50382234

I don't think DPR has ever reviewed any medium format camera. They didn't review the Pentax 645D or the Leica S2, so I wouldn't count on a review of the new Leica S.

Strictly speaking, you're absolutely right. Unfortunately, that usage is so common nowadays, that it seems pointless to point out to people that it's incorrect.

By the way, isn't it wonderful when...