Mako2011

POSTING: One photo taken with any Nikon camera - no extractions from video." The photo can be no older than two weeks from the submitted date. - A second photo may be included with the submission, ...

That's not the case with the author Roger Cicala. Maybe he's used to seeing it polished? In the comments he states " It is magnesium alloy, as they say, but it’s got quite a different feel to it " ...

Same here.  Have a DX body but don't own a DX lens.  There are some great DX lens out there...but my FX glass really is good and holds up really well (great build quality and IQ).

I missed that.  Thanks.  Makes it harder.  Still think I'd go with the D750.  Pros and Cons

The practical difference between the D7100 and the D7200 is very very small. IMO, a bigger image quality difference between the D7100 (APS-C) and the D750 (Full Frame)...especially at higher ISO's ...

"There's no denying that the EOS R looks 'crisper' than the 5D Mark IV, but this is due entirely to the use of Canon's new RF 50mm F1.2L lens for this test . With the help of DPR member Jack Hogan ...

I'd be more worried that prospective buyers might accidentally take this forum seriously (the general product condemnation that follows any new release)  than notice the First Impressions comments :)

Wait till the full review is out.  Now you know...so no practical "need"?

Maybe....but as we can see, not a practical concern...unless folks start sending there "green" cameras back :)

That's what I was thinking.....so can't think of a good reason why they did it the way they did. Forgot to check settings? Agreed!!

WBShiftAB set to zero. Looks like it's much better to simply use the RAW files and compare directly, as JACS suggests, and not make any "send it back" decisions based on the DPR OOC JPEG ...

Thanks !  Looks like they set the WB shift to "1" in both the EOS R and 6DII.  Might be how they normalize

The 6DII they also used a WBShiftAB of 1. Hoping Carey Rose will clarify

I that not the in-camera default for picture style standard or should it be "0"?  Thanks

EXIF shows a WBShiftAB 1 WBShiftGM 1 Not sure that's default or should be "0"

I'm not seeing any shift in the OOC JPEG exif.  OP was looking at the OOC results and I thing DPR was referring to that in there comments also.  Could be wrong

They didn't (looking at the EXIF)...and they used daylight WB and Auto like they do for all cameras I think you may be misunderstanding the results/examples.  Perhaps you mean Canon adjusted their ...

No?  ...as in the OOC JPEG White balance is set manually for the daylight scene, and low light is shot using the default Auto White Balance ...as it is for all cameras. With RAW WB doesn't matter ...

If you choose JPEG in the drop down...the visualization is of a OOC JPEG that was " ...exposed assuming that most users will rely either on their camera's meter or on the histogram and, as such, ar ...

I see what you mean....I think I've done this same idiot mistake before.  And I bet I'll do it again.  Thanks for helping me!