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The reasons for the much higher prices are several: the new lenses need to be much better because they are being used on 24MP to 36MP DSLR bodies rather than 12 MP; the anti-reflection coatings...

The reasons for the much higher prices are several: the new lenses need to be much better because they are being used on 24MP to 36MP DSLR bodies rather than 12 MP; the anti-reflection coatings...

The reasons for the much higher prices are several: the new lenses need to be much better because they are being used on 24MP to 36MP DSLR bodies rather than 12 MP; the anti-reflection coatings...

A bit? Only a bit?

There is a photo store in England that offers processing of Kodachrome but only as black and white slides. There is nowhere that Kodachrome can be processed in colour.

Lamborghinis and mansions in Beverley Hills are beyond my reach financially but I don't see any need to criticise them for being "beyond my sanity" or, for that matter, anyone else's.

No-one...

Lamborghinis and mansions in Beverley Hills are financially beyond my reach but I don't see any need to criticise them for being "beyond my sanity" or, for that matter, anyone else's.

No-one...

Thank you, Anastasia Steele.

All superzoom lenses are junk. To describe this one as the best of them is hardly a compliment.

Intence wrote:
>Why? What does this do that the D800 doesn't?

This has a fabulous 24 MP whereas the D800 has 'only' 36 MP.

I have to agree. The so-called "rule" of thirds is in any case an extremely poor approximation of the Golden Section, which was researched many centuries ago (long before photography) by landscape...

Don't worry, because Leica has already stated that their mirrorless camera will use a sensor that is larger than 4/3. Expect APS-C, perhaps slightly larger, but unlikely to be full frame.Demand...

The LX Series cameras have always used Sony-made sensors. The LX7 uses a Sony-made sensor.Nothing new here.

I think he's probably related in some way to Ken Rockwell.

+1 -- Colin

.The OM-D E-M5 must have been designed by a photographer or photographers who wanted the most complicated user interface that a still camera has ever had. :) -- Colin

I know many people who have bought the Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm f/1.8 and none of them regret doing so. It will make a fine partner for your Panasonic 20mm or 25mm.

I suggest you take a look at the Nikon D3200: http://camerasize.com/compare/#179,317 http://camerasize.com/compare/#289,317

If you have deep pockets, there is the Voigtlander Nokton 25mm f/0.95.If you can wait a few months, there are strong rumours that Panasonic will announce a "Leica" Summilux 17.5mm f/1.4 at...

It's in the subject line.