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Isn't one of the appeals of a NAS over a DAS that you can have it in a different room?

Wow learned a new term there! Might cause some confusion if I used it in America though.

Probably because sharing photos on social media was starting to really ramp up around then. The vacation slide show was increasingly a relic of the analog era. Seems like this was trying to solve...

I made an overlay comparison of the A7RIII vs the A7RIV grip. Pulled the product photos and dimensions from DPR and scaled the images. Highlights the grip improvements pretty...

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That's actually... a remarkably likely guess. I figure it'll be a successor to the A6500 combining the IBIS with a bigger battery and the advancements in the A6400 (selfie screen, focusing system).

"Everyone's wrong but me"

I would prefer the extra bit of turning to have wide open against a stop instead of making it easy to pass it and hit Auto.

The Sony GM lenses are the same, A after the highest aperture setting.

Probably as many as already have been confused between the 50mm f1.8 for FF and for APS-C.

His commitment to realism is what really makes him an auteur. Most directors would have just filmed it on a soundstage but he went all the way to the moon just to fake the moon landings. Almost as...

I shoot motorsport extensively with an A7iii+battery grip and the 100-400mm. The grip does get uncomfortable when I'm push-pull zooming the lens because then my left hand can't take much of the...

I believe that the A6400 has the same processor as the A9 which allows it to do all the real time analysis but not sure if the system on the sensor is the same or a limitation. But I think the...

Regardless of how you feel about the A9 this sorta makes the A6400 the entry level sports/action camera to beat, especially with all the new long glass Sony has been pumping out. A $900 A6400 and...

Yeah that's pretty much what I did last year.

@merkator, no SEL35F18 is for APS-C. SEL35F18F is coming. Note the F for full frame.

@Verland, yeah I like the look of most of the new lenses compared to their older counterparts. The squared off Sony G design, these Canons with the smoothed over look and that non-circular...

Weirdly enough I was looking at photos of this lens thinking about how good it looks. Different folks different strokes I guess.

I don't want to be cynical but I just can't quite fathom the art behind this art installation. The quip about Ai vs AI and post-human reference just feel like a lot of hand-wringing about...

Uhh computer vision IS the underlying technology behind Sony's AF features. Also behind all those smartphone features.

The E mount is an open protocol, one of the reasons it enjoys pretty healthy aftermarket support.