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Will probably cost more than Nikon D800E. :-)

To add an insult to an injury, Sigma's lens also looks better than Canon/Nikon counterparts. :-) Go Sigma, if nothing else C/N will up the ante or lower the price. They've been getting lazy and...

Only a few years after Aperture, and without HUDs. :-)

Folks, Apple had GPU acceleration everywhere in Aperture for almost 8 years now. GPU acceleration on the Mac is not "hard". Imaging code ships right with the OS, including the goodies like color...

Still no GPU acceleration. Epic fail.

They excluded the clear winner - Apple Aperture. Given decent hardware, Aperture is literally 3x faster than anything else at browsing and rendering large pictures. Why? Because it's GPU...

Note that like any wide gamut monitor this will be BAD for general web browsing and stuff. Images without a color profile (or any images at all in browsers which don't support color profiling) will...

This means there will soon be a $200 50mm f/2.8 for Sony E and MFT. Sweet.

Or you could just buy an iPhone, which lasts more than a day with all this stuff turned _on_.

I think it's more good than bad. Oly makes great lenses. I think it will play out like this:Tamron makes low end cheapo zoomsOly makes mid- to high-end primes and zoomsZeiss makes high end, state...

If it's anywhere near as good (not to mention better) as Canon's f/4 (which I owned, years ago in non-IS incarnation), the lens will be a hit. I'd rather have a 70-200 that I won't hesitate to put...

Folks, if you have never seen Retina display, just STFU, go to the store and take a look at one. There's really no going back to anything with lower pixel density or color gamut. Plus it comes...

Fuji probably has more accurate colors, and Nikon is more "pleasing", especially in reds. I'd say, if you can tolerate weight/size of an FX DSLR (and its lenses), I'd get D600. Better focusing and...

This illustrates my point elsewhere in the thread perfectly. It's not Windows. It has different metaphors for doing things, which take some time to get used to. Once you learn it, Windows will see...

You do know that your Macbooks run Windows just fine, Apple ultrabooks are _cheaper_, and Google maps will be available on iOS within a month or so?

My recommendation: learn to do things the "Mac" way. It's not Windows, trying to do things the same way will only be frustrating. In particular, you will be using drag & drop a lot more to work on...

$100 for this? What is it, 2005?

Epic. Looking forward to working with my D800e NEFs. :-)

Influenced by Apple no doubt. Every couple of years there will now be a "new" M, and the old, discounted M sold for those without the means to buy the new one.

So this is basically a repackaged 5D MKII, with WiFi and GPS thrown in, and a slightly smaller body. Probably the same or similar sensor, too.