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If I say yes, will you change your name to DVReview?

I just retired from a CIO position at a state university. We depended on several cloud archival services, including Azure, iLand and AWS. But in the end, it was still Iron Mountain and magnetic...

Mark, I fretted over the external viewfinder until I had night sweats. Now I hardly notice it.

I primarily shoot landscapes and use a ridgeline with a lone tree about 3 miles away from my home for testing.

I put my XT3 with 18-135 and M6II with 18-150 on a tripod and set both to 135mm. I...

Xepp - it does seem like a lot of money when you add the viewfinder, but I thought the increase in features was worth it. What was really disappointing was that I couldn’t get the system into a bag...

I have the M6 II with 11-22 and 18-150. I was a bit disappointed with the images initially until I discovered the default camera settings really needed some tweaking. Now I can get good results. I...

Well, at least they’ve brought the cost down to $1/pixel.

A great effort that only yielded incremental appeal. It takes a lot more, apparently, to leapfrog by an order of magnitude and generate the next big thing. But it was interesting to watch the journey.

I’ve owned two articulating screen cameras. Sold both of them.

Just me being a bit OCD. I like tripod mounts in line with the lens, too. But I do shoot a lot of waist-level and it seems awkward to me. My Fuji X tilting screen is perfect.

As I’ve said before,...

I shoot only stills and I don’t mind video being in the camera. It’s mainly the articulating screen that I despise. I think manufacturers should offer them in a modular fashion so that we can plug...

FYI this buyer’s guide includes the Olympus EM10 III, but when you follow the link one of the first things that jumps off the landing page is “Menu system is overly complex” (paraphrased) in the ...

@Satyaa It depends on your use, clients, and project requirements, of course. You can mount them on any aircraft that has room, and the camera fits within its weight and balance limits. If it...

I ran my own aerial mapping business from 1988 to 2010. Two, actually, one in Michigan and one in Texas. These cameras can do amazing things but it’s difficult to find non-government clients, so...

Yep, I hear ya.

@mb99 I wouldn't totally dismiss Canon. I just bought into the M6II as a lightweight travel option and it has a tilt-only screen. Perfect for waist level shooting as always. And I assigned the...

How did you do that?

Part of me feels like Fujifilm has simply hijacked the X-T line to sell what should have been the X-H2; that this was their intention all along. They intended to have the X-H line become their...

So funny.

There are two types of commenters. Those that comment on/agree/disagree with the article, and those that comment on other commenters.

Two things...

I actually like the “brassing” of my X-T3, and

I’ve recently begun to appreciate and buy new, but not latest generation equipment. There are some great values out there.