That was unavoidable, there are way too many people willing to pay a couple of thousand dollars for a shiny Mac but zero for their illegal Photoshop. If it's too expensive don't buy it.
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Another good, thorough review; it looks like a good camera but the buffer issue definitely seems as if they built it for a price point - much like Canon does. It sort of gives a reason for a D400. I still see this D7XX line as a Canon 60D, not a 7D competitor; and while it has many advantages over the 60D, that one is currently half the price. Something to consider if you think what matters is 70% the photographer, 20% lenses and 10% the actual camera...
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Posted on Apr 28, 2013 at 17:39:59 UTC
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I am a happy traditional stills only DSLR shooter but this seems like a great, gutsy move by Panasonic. I finally had the chance to try an OMD and while it's clearly a great camera it looked ridiculously small in my hands (the optional grip would of course be the answer); it's always hard for a company to try the right thing even if it goes against their corporate mantra - in this case that smaller is better at the expense of everything else. If only other companies were this agile.
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Good review, if really late. I'm sure the other options in the market are very good but this camera is just about perfect for my style of shooting... Just ticks all the right boxes... Now to sell a second hand kidney...
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Rhino Slider, Astro, Lens/Focus Shifter (extra points for being such doofus!) and SnapFocus (if they get rid of the marketing babblespeak) are interesting.
The rest... iPhone Schmiphone.
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Posted on Oct 19, 2012 at 02:00:41 UTC
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Can't see video, please don't use Hulu.
That was unavoidable, there are way too many people willing to pay a couple of thousand dollars for a shiny Mac but zero for their illegal Photoshop. If it's too expensive don't buy it.
Another good, thorough review; it looks like a good camera but the buffer issue definitely seems as if they built it for a price point - much like Canon does. It sort of gives a reason for a D400. I still see this D7XX line as a Canon 60D, not a 7D competitor; and while it has many advantages over the 60D, that one is currently half the price. Something to consider if you think what matters is 70% the photographer, 20% lenses and 10% the actual camera...
I am a happy traditional stills only DSLR shooter but this seems like a great, gutsy move by Panasonic. I finally had the chance to try an OMD and while it's clearly a great camera it looked ridiculously small in my hands (the optional grip would of course be the answer); it's always hard for a company to try the right thing even if it goes against their corporate mantra - in this case that smaller is better at the expense of everything else. If only other companies were this agile.
With that viewfinder they should be selling the gold steampunk version...
RIP D400. All Canon has to do is bring the 7D up to date with the same satisfying ergonomics and Bob's your uncle - your formerly Nikon using uncle...
Good review, if really late. I'm sure the other options in the market are very good but this camera is just about perfect for my style of shooting... Just ticks all the right boxes... Now to sell a second hand kidney...
70D: At the appropriate juncture. In the fullness of time. When the moment is right.
I don't think Ritt Momney would have a particular problem with that photo...
Not for my phone or Z walkman either... Lástima margarito!
Good article.
A renewed 35mm f2? Pinch caps?? Checking to see if it's April 1st...
It's from Microsoft, it will crash all the time and they'll abandon it at the drop of a hat. Why suffer the ignominy?
Interesting, but the more I use / suffer my android phone's camera and read these reviews, the more I appreciate my DSLR!
Interesting, much appreciated!
Homermobile! Homercam!
Rhino Slider, Astro, Lens/Focus Shifter (extra points for being such doofus!) and SnapFocus (if they get rid of the marketing babblespeak) are interesting.
The rest... iPhone Schmiphone.
Coooool! And the story just keeps getting better and better. Well not so much for the penguins being used as feeding examples...
Spectacular.
Cool; many of us would be interested in this but with a DSLR and a bit more depth on lighting...