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Where/how do you adjust shutter speed and f-stop on newest Ricoh? Thanks.

Perhaps I'm overlooking something, but I don't see any shutter speed or f-stop adjustments. How is that possible?

Good scopes are a great aid in not crippling animals.

Photographers don't care about the built in camera. The things they might care about are not even discussed here. Can you use the tablet to transfer photos from card to hard drive? Will it run a...

Just to vent a bit - why do you guys even bother with on-line samples. Nobody can tell anything from them, unless, of course, they're really awful. The best thing you could do for us is to make...

So, if you want to buy this camera that is 3x the cost of a D800E, you get no cash rebate? What a great deal.

At least put a tunnel finder in it.

The catch to the split image thing is that you have to be using the digital option instead of the optical finder.

Again, the 800/E is NOT a successor to the 700. It is an original. Second of all, there is a big difference between most-popular and best. When will this site return to some rational objectivity?

Misleading title. It should read "...you..." not "...I..." Poor and commercial viewpoint all the way through. Anyone asking what lens to get should be buying a standard prime.

The first most important function is ingest from card; the second is storage. The third would be at least minor editing. Little was said about these things.
Is there a photo mechanic app for...

Guys, the theory of the behind the zone system is a useful tool for photographers. If you rely on the auto functions of the camera, you are a camera owner. It's kind of like the difference...

When you shot 6x6, did you get 6x9 negatives?

As I see it, the screen is stuck on September 21, and the forum is unusable.

What an unphotographic theme for a photography contest!

After trying out a new X-Pro1 with the new firmware update installed, I'm still convinced not to buy one. In MF mode, there is still no way to focus using the optical viewfinder.

Keep in mind that the 4:3 format is the same as 645. Given the right pixel count, you have a wonderful camera. Of course the sensor has to be large enough to allow good wide angle lenses.

This article appeared nearly a week ago on other sites. Are you just looking to fill space?