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Is there any way to look at it without subscribing? I'd rather look before I leap...

Is there any way to look at it without subscribing please? I'd rather look before I leap...

You didn't work with Hasselblad on the Lunar project did you? ;)

Yes; because that's what the world needs, even more passwords...

This would make an excellent caption competition; if you have some freebies to give away!

"Two of the DPReview team see the bottom line as their Amazon.com share options mature."

"Video of a...

There's an outside chance that the softness *may* be camera shake related - the shutter release control appears to be on the right hand side, the camera module is on the left.

The soft side...

There's an outside chance that the softness *may* be camera shake related - is the shutter release control on the right hand side, and the camera module on the left?

The soft side appears to...

What you've basically debunked is Adobe's DNG format...

Too expensive!

"the processes can be more energy efficient"

Wording noted. Not "is", or even "will be", but "can be".

That said, at least they've managed to put together a prototype device; that's further along...

The interesting thing here is not the test patterns themselves, but the size of the smallest details on the recent test patterns.

There's little point in having detail on the charts if it's...

I saw some Vertu phones on display recently in a high end department store, and thought they looked like cheap pre-paid phones. They really should look "sharper" than they do for the money...

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Wake me when we get to the last roll of Velvia ;)

Jeff: Welcome to DPReview; I look forward to your contributions increasing when you join the team full time!

Another good review; but I'd like to see more about the camera from a programmer's...

So, in summary, it's basically the 3CCD camcorder idea, but on a pixel level.

Too uninformed to buy decent NiMH rechargables? #FAIL

Not buying decent NiMH rechargables? #FAIL

I see your point about different names being better in different markets; but I can't see any *good* reason for the numbers to change as well.

If it's an Ixus 800, it should be an Elph 800...

The interesting detail in the article (for me) is that this is apparently using sensor shift stabilization. I don't remember seeing that in a Canon camera before - so far they've (always?) used...

My New Year's resolution is the same as last year: 1920x1200.

Although if I'm lucky I might hit 2560x1440 in a month or two ;)