Andy Westlake

That's for importing it from Germany; the standard Amazon UK price is £25, but it's currently out of stock. Other retailers offer it for a similar, or maybe even lower price.

It's on the NX20.

Samsung's spec sheet says Micro SD only. At this point they're probably working on the principle that with Wi-Fi, you don't need to take the card in and out to tranfer your files.

Arguably, budget film makers would most likely still use an external sound recorder, especially given the camera's mono mic.

You can switch the functions of the two back buttons if you prefer, which would solve that problem for you.

The camera offers lens corrections for both CA and vignetting, but both were turned off here to show the lens's characteristics. CA correction is actually disabled by default.

The one on the left gets sharper shots, as his lens is stabilised.

Next question?

@ Stephen_C:

"Do the people at DPreview understand the concept of the f-stop?"

Yes we do.

"An f1.8 lens gives the same exposure no matter how large the light circle. When I shoot medium format...

@ Stephen_C:

"Do the people at DPreview understand the concept of the f-stop?"

Yes we do.

"An f1.8 lens gives the same exposure no matter how large the light circle. When I shoot medium format...

Until Sigma starts distributing shootable samples, nobody knows

Fixed, thanks

That's not what I'm saying at all. That's precisely why I made the change. What we have here is a one-paragraph news story announcing a new lens (not a review, not even a preview). We initially...

Correct. When it became clear the initial wording was being widely misinterpreted, I changed it to a version that I thought would be more understandable to the majority of our readers. It really is...

I sometimes feel like I've said this thousand times - the Metabones Speed Booster doesn't work on SLRs.

The depth of field equivalent of F2.7 is (hopefully) completely non-controversial.

In terms of light gathering, the F1.8 zoom projects a greater intensity of light, of course, due to its larger...

Not in the initial specs on Sigma's website, but that doesn't necessarily mean they won't ever make one.

That won't work on SLRs

Thanks, corrected.

No, really it doesn't.

Fixed, thanks