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Best telephoto zoom range?

Your recommended 1:4 70-200 falls short when compared to Canons 1:4 70-200, at least according to lens rentals:
"Sony also has a 70-200mm f/4, and it’s OK. It’s not...

Two things I really like about the Panasonic S cameras:
1) High Res: Panasonic combines all shots into a RAW file in the camera!
2) Time laps: Panasonic outputs a ready video file, you can choose...

Hi Jordan,

great comparison, fun to watch as always. But you've probably made a mistake.

The gitzo tripod you tested weights 1,45kg, not 1,05kg as you measured, look at their website:...

... if focus assist works on the LCD screen.

Yes, that's the point. Does the stuff from dpreview have any idea?

For video: manual focus lenses are not unusual and if you need a compact equipment (e.g. 'street-videography'), M lenses are a natural partner, preferably the video version M 0.8 .
You need an EVF...

At dpreview:
Could be a good travel companion with M-lenses:

1) Manual focus using LCD screen: does it work?
2) Anything said about usability with M-lenses having a short back focal distance?

Yes, a square sensor of 44x44mm would be nice, or even 36,7x49mm Sensor like the old CCD-sensor CFV 50, would be great.

Sorry, but you are wrong: I said as long as you look at the whole picuture! This means: the viewing distance increase with picture size, that's why 16MPx is always suffizient. Otherwise you need...

@Karroly: As long as you look at the whole picture, you can print any size with 16Mpx or more, you will see no difference between 16Mpx and 200Mpx. Only if you crop (move towards the picture or do...

Thanks, but how did you resize the image of the Nikon 850, pixelbinding? But then: how did you get higher resolution?

We should remember: if you want to see the whole picture (no pixelpeeping),...