KBarrett

What the heck? Why are third-party lenses tested on the smallest available sensor with which they are compatible? Test it on a 1.5x crop APS-C sensor and make your results valid to a wider audience.

I've been taking my photography this way by switching from RAW to JPEG. Not only is it quickening my workflow, but my enjoyment of photography is increasing as it moves the feeling of success and...

I don't get it. Is Leica trying to take some of the heat off of Hasselblad with their latest product announcements?

Nice.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevin_barrett/8661451729/

I like knowing people looked at my pictures because they clicked on them, and I like giving my friends the same attention. Now with large previews, my subscribers can scroll past my images and...

I upgrade my hardware only every four or five years or so, meaning I don't need new compatible software in the interim.

Its original use was on a 5x5" aerial camera.

So he's using one of the most hotly sought-after lenses in large format photography, which can project an image to cover a 5x5" area, and acts like a 50mm f/0.7 in terms of depth of field for that...

You math almost makes it look attractive, but it make two assumptions that aren't true for all concerned:

1.) This math supposes a user that is starting from scratch and has no existing license of...

Your math almost makes it look attractive, but it make two assumptions that aren't true for all concerned:

1.) This math supposes a user that is starting from scratch and has no existing license...

FF systems already have better alternatives, 24-70/2.8 is a 3x zoom with the same depth of field per angle of view as this lens.

So it's a high production value Google Street View?

It's the sync speed, necessary for using a flash to overpower the ambient light. Canon's fastest is 1/300, available only on the APS-H EOS 1D IV.