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fuji/panasonic are researching a new sensor with much greater dynamic...

i wonder if they can eventually make this so a moderately simple lenses could look awesome. with the right design, optimized for SW correction in post, however that may be achieved, and just a...

Neat, resembles an image taken by a foveon sensor!  gads of detail.  pretty exceptional, i must say.

well, i like the flatness that others comment upon, and the processing to give it a film-like appearance (i guess).  gives me a sort of static, classic, timeless feeling

The new olympus em-1 eliminates the AA filter from its 16mp m4:3 bayer sensor, and the JPEG engine supposedly has new sophisticated anti-moire algorithms. but you are right, the review mentions...

the thought we might eventually see the organic sensor in a fujifilm camera blows my mind.. have fingers crossed don't care if it takes 6 years

marketing geniuses at fujifilm knew how to score some extra sales: bayer sensor x-mount camera to force IQ junkies unsatisfied with x-trans to buy another cam just for the bayer sensor!

Well, pretty much every diligently performed analysis out there that I have seen, from a professional or very experienced user's perspective, indicates zero to maybe some small (1/3 stop) advantage...

Batteries: others may disagree but i think ebay is the best source for batteries: fujifilm NP-95 battery - $13 From what i can tell, these are Fujifilm batteries intended for Chinese markets. It...

I used to think these differences were only relevant when viewing at 100% (and therefore irrelevant) but that extra bit of detail can make a difference on large monitor sizes at close distance (say...

i end up shooting mostly landscape with my x100s.  i see i probably would be better off with a non x-trans camera for this purpose but the camera is just a pleasure to use.  here are some recent...

i have an x100s and i've noticed focus peaking highlights are not very apparent in very low light situations, for example taking photos under conditions requiring 1/4sec F/2.0 ISO6400  other than...

ok, sure. i don't know what that has to do with the change in shadow dynamic range but whatever. i've always thought x100 jpgs were pretty amazing

i do shoot with shadow tones set to -1 or -2, and i still feel the camera clips blacks more than my x10, which has a sensor 1/6 as large. it's clear from the DR test in the x100s review that there...

i do shoot with shadow tones set to -1 or -2, and i still feel the camera clips blacks more than my x10, which has a sensor 1/6 as large. it's clear from the DR test in the x100s review that there...

i do shoot with shadow tones set to -1 or -2, and i still feel the camera clips blacks more than my x10, which has a sensor 1/6 as large. it's clear from the DR test in the x100s review that there...

if there's one thing i wish fujifilm would tweak for the x100s it would be to extend the shadow dynamic range. for landscape i've always been fighting the tendency for blacks to clip, requiring...

if there's one thing i wish fujifilm would tweak for the x100s it would be to extend the shadow dynamic range. for landscape i've always been fighting the tendency for blacks to clip, requiring...

if there's one thing i wish fujifilm would tweak for the x100s it would be to extend the shadow dynamic range. i always feel there is a fight to prevent clipping blacks, tweaking in post to raise...

yes, it seems most people don't appreciate the subtlety of the quality of rendering from x-trans cameras. dpreview test images from other cameras may show more 'detail' than the x-100s but there...