Dave Oddie

It's 8 stops with certain lenses. Be interesting to see what it is on lower spec lenses then those mentioned in the preview and 3rd party lenses assuming we start to see more of those.

IBIS in general is great. I have been sold on it for years using so called inferior systems that have got me shots I would otherwise have missed.

Go on a Canon camera review thread thread a very...

Really surprised is 20mp especially when the what you might call enthusiast level Canon 90D DSLR is 32mp.

Less incentive for Sony & Nikon to bump up the pixels a bit on the A7III and Z6.

42mp...

Looks a very nice camera. This and the R5 are the cameras they should have brought out as their first mirror-less efforts. Sony gave them (and Nikon) the blueprint but for some reason it's taken...

These statements seem contradictory:

"Raw files from the 1D X Mark III varied in size during this test, with the most under-exposed images coming in at about half the size of the brighter ones. It...

Without comparing a copy of this lens on different makers bodies saying its performance is down to the body is ridiculous.

Well my ex A100 and current A77 Mk1 had/have zero issues with IBIS. Worked/works great.

Sony inherited IBIS tech from Minolta via the buy out. My Sony A100 had it and it worked really well.

The A100 had a little LCD scale in the viewfinder a bit like a signal strength meter that...

I had that debate back then as well. My first SLR was a Yashica FR which had an electronically timed shutter and only one mechanically timed shutter speed if the batteries went.

I soon concluded...

Well here is an article I can say I disagree with every word of! Not often you can say that :)

I don't see how top notch video features don't add cost. Higher speed processors. The need to...

"And here we have someone who didn’t read the entire article. It addresses your supposition that video features increase cost. (They don’t.)"

Says who? The author of this article? How do they...

@PAntunes, what scanner are you using? I'd be interested to know.

I used to develop my own colour slide film I had bought in bulk 30m rolls and loaded myself into cassettes. Both E4 and E6...

I'd agree with most of this advice except avoiding an all manual camera. A manual camera was what many people started with because a) there were not that many automatic cameras around and b) they...

@blackcoffee17 "Not many people want or can afford a separate camera just for video shooting."

The counter to that is I end up having to pay more for stills cameras that have what are for me the...

"I can’t thinknof anything more important for them to do." I can.

Support their own L mount and Sony E where they don't have to put up with the headache of a revers engineered lens protocol...

If Oly brought out a 10mm to 30mm F2.8 it would get slagged off for really being equivalent to an F5.6 lens on FF. ;)

They made some great cameras such as the QV4000 which the DPR review at the link below was comparing with the Canon G2 concluding it offered great value for money being $200 less than comparable...

Hi John, I also ended up with an OM4. I liked the spot meter and the button for automatic highlight and shadow compensation. The TTL flash was good as well being one of the first cameras to...

I sold my old film camera and a few Olympus Zuiko lenses. The camera was an Olympus OM4 and strangely it's not the camera I regret selling so much as the lenses.

I think if I ever got back into...

@wats0n. I don’t know if the focus on video has taken away from sensor development or not but I think it is detrimental all round.

Cameras are now crammed with a multitude of options to do with...