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Point taken and true.

I'm pretty sure these images are test shots, which usually don't warrant inspiration. I just posted them in hopes of starting a discussion on the fact that many of these lenses are sub-par. Rather...

I'd also recommend the Pentax MX-1 and Olympus XZ-2, which have similar lenses, which are slightly slower than the Panasonic, but have a bit more reach.

The results are quite a lot worse than anything I've seen from forum members. Ex. the corners in the widest shot (at 18mm I guess) and in the longest (probably 135).

A guy posted this link over at the other forum, in the 18-135 samples thread. http://min.us/mZ1fzZkfNi3X Seriously, WTF?! Are lenses like these still coming out?

The K-01 has both IBIS and focus peaking. Not that this helps here in any way.

I'm pretty sure Pentax cameras let you do the second adjustment on your list.

Thanks everyone.

Hello forum!   Does anybody know where (in Europe preferably) one could have lenses made? I'm talking about lens elements, not whole lenses.

There's nothing officially wrong with those pics. However, there's the question of good taste. And there's the question of photographer's rights which are bound to be taken away with things like...

http://www.mixi.tv/katalog/product.php?cat_id=87&proizvajalec=0&locljivost=0&orderby=pricedesc&start=0&product_id=1250058627 It's in Slovene but you might catch a small detail... PS And this is...

Hello, forum! I posted this on Pentaxforums, and want to hear the opinions here. My camera quest has almost come to an end. (To the Mega End Boss?) I'd sincerely like to hear your opinion on these...

Interesting. On a recent photo equipment fair here, Fujifilm Slovenia too seemed to be represented by a company which also represents Sigma.

And with a sprinkle of  pain-in-the-rear for the enemies.  :D

Your post is epically correct OP.   Somebody joked that his Ebay-bought French tank has 8 reverse gears. Fun fact: The AMX 40 actually goes faster in reverse. Himmelsdorf hillclimbing FTW.  PS For...

Mostly kicks and giggles.

Noise also depends on the pixel density somewhat (especially when caused by bleeding).   However, the higher resolution often means that the similar/greater per-pixel noise isn't as obtrusive.

I'm afraid you'll only get wooden ones with your budget :D . Jokes aside, you need to decide if you want a superzoom or an enthusiast compact. Or a mirrorless instead of a DSLR. Or...

The sensor isn't working properly. You should get the camera serviced or buy a new one (since your Fuji is a bit old now.

Not relevant anymore, ever since the Banning of Alphon. :D