Henrik Herranen

"Apple’s iPhone line arguably launched both the mass-market smartphone era and the practice of what we now call mobile photography."

This might have been true in the United States, the only market...

"Apple’s iPhone line arguably launched both the mass-market smartphone era and the practice of what we now call mobile photography."

This might have been true in the United States, the only market...

new boyz:
If you average pixels, all you are doing is spreading the impulse response even further, so you'd need appropriately more aggressive deconvolution (with more unstable infinities) to get...

new boyz:
If you average pixels, all you are doing is spreading the impulse response even further, so you'd need appropriately more aggressive deconvolution (with more unstable infinities) to get...

new boyz:
If you average pixels, all you are doing is spreading the impulse response even further, so you'd need appropriately more aggressive deconvolution (with more unstable infinities) to get...

Andy: Um, erm...
I thought I had read the test thoroughly and with thought. Well, obviously not. Thanks for pointing out where my error was.

Andy: Um, erm...
I thought I had read the all the text thoroughly and with thought. Well, obviously not. Thanks for pointing out where my error was.

Andy: Um, erm...
I thought I had read the all the text thoroughly and with thought. Well, obviously not. Thanks for pointing out where my error was!

Um, erm...
Have you ridden your lens reviews of resolution/vignetting/distortion charts? Or is it just for this lens? Or is my browser misbehaving?

You have already received many answers, but does any of them get to the real issue? First with the obvious: your subject line. There are no lenses where shooting wide open or stopped down has any...

Something's not right here. Objects in the "Approximately 4x zoom" image DSC_0059.JPG are only two times as large as "No zoom" image DSC_0057.JPG. Then again, objects in "8x zoom" image...

I think there's a slight error.
Objects in the "Approximately 4x zoom" image DSC_0059.JPG are only two times as large as "No zoom" image DSC_0057.JPG. Then again, objects in "8x zoom" image...

I think there's a slight error.
Objects in the "Approximately 4x zoom" image DSC_0059.JPG are only two times as large as "No zoom" image DSC_0057.JPG. Then again, objects in "8x zoom" image...

To continue: also the argument that Symbian was dead isn't really an argument. Nokia knew that Symbian's lifespan was coming to an end (although Symbian phones still outsold Windows phones just one...

To continue: also the argument that Symbian was dead isn't really an argument. Nokia knew that Symbian's lifespan was coming to an end (although Symbian phones still outsold Windows phones just one...

I think most, if not all of you, are missing the point.
Nokia's big error was not making Windows phones intead of Android/Meego/ChooseYourPick. One of the biggest errors was abandoning all other...

Ummmm... If the bottom of the display is focused "close" (the bottom of the little fir tree), and the center of the screen is at infinity (trees), how did you expect the top of the screen...

All Canon Samyangs (and the Rokinons / Bowers which are just the same thing relabeled) are fully mechanical without any electrical contacts, so unfortunately no EXIF data. I admit I would, too,...

I cannot give you exact advice, but perhaps I can tell you a little story - which either will or will not help you. Last weekend I was invited to shoot my uncle's house. He's selling it, and the...

I went through this same thought process last year. At that moment my equipment included (but was not limited to) the 5D Mark II, Canon 135/2L + Canon 1.4x extender. While what I had gave me 135mm...