Shawn Barnett

The award is based primarily on the reviewer's opinion of the camera. We award it after spending a lot of time with the camera and considering questions like, Would we buy one? Would we tell our...

Yes, especially when they're footnotes we forgot to include in the rush to post. We've added all the footnotes, and made the notations, in this case 7, green.

I mention the material, but not whether it's easily cleaned. It is. I've used it for 8 months, and didn't clean it for these shots. I mention how it performs in the rain in the review as well, and...

Good idea. I'll look for one.

Yep. I used it for 8 months; sometimes I wished for a water bottle holder. I have other bags that have them.

The Vanguard Up-Rise 33 offers a unique expansion capability, making it a good choice for everyday carry, with the ability to adapt to larger and smaller loads.

Most likely not. There's a video on the site that shows what it takes to set up a shot. It would be trivial to remove it from the enlarger and make adjustments. What it seems to offer is a live...

Yes, I think that is the message.

Looks like the price is £16,000. It's tough to verify online. The latest version is 17.2MP, though, which is quite a bit more than the 640x640-pixel prints this promises.

The app does the timing for you, beeping when it's time to move to the next tray.

Sorry, I left out an important word: I was looking for high-resolution digital enlargers for home use. They would likely not be worth the cost of bringing them to market.

Angry Birds? But seriously, I wonder why we haven't seen truly high-resolution enlargers for home use. Or do they exist?

In that particular picture with the 'deluxe' stacker, they only show three trays, but the other bundles show four trays and four tongs. The video on their page also recommends following with a...

The app takes care of that.

Yes, I think that's correct.

ET2, yes, this LCD is among the poorest I've seen in some time.

The relevant point of reference was given by Sony when they explained that people in the USA prefer SLRs, so this is their next approach to addressing that market with mirrorless. Our next point of...

I have seen both and the A3000 screen is not as good as the D40 screen. Incidentally, the D40 was introduced in 2006.

Yes, it's a comment made about build quality, not its image quality. The sample we have is not final for image quality, so testing image quality is not allowed. The point isn't that it's a bad...

@Midwest, the 70D has an optical viewfinder, not an EVF. This thread is about trouble viewing the movies.