Alex Hanin

What I meant is that MFT/APS-C is good enough for the vast majority of amateurs; FF is good enough for demanding professionals. MF is even better, sure, but the extra pixel-peeping pleasure you get...

The price differential with FF, APS-C or MFT is hard to justify.

If unthinking machines are able to create enjoyable art, then maybe what we thought was "art" is no such thing. If machines start thinking like we do -- and after all, as far as we know, we...

Well said. Many enthusiast photographers have the terrible habit to look at the technical side of a picture rather than at the picture itself. They don't see a sky or a person, they see highlights...

It's so easy to give advice when that advice is never going to be put to the test. So many "experts" out there.

Honestly, I didn't see any picture that I couldn't have taken with my G80 and a good lens. But maybe I'm no expert or I'm not pixelpeeping hard enough.

Probably true, but it would also be incredibly less interesting (from the point of view of intelligent life, that is).

Thanks Nostradamus.

You "think" it will be a "sure" death?

Canon will die for sure; some day; sooner or later. It might survive longer than you, but who knows.

I always understand "obscene" in a good way.

One of the keys, which I master personally, is being good-looking.

This is "street photography" the same way shooting a random cow is "wildlife photography".

Did you really believe the new model would give noticeably better results?

Wow, stunning colors, fantastic looking pictures.

Edit: sorry, I thought these were taken with the new D780. I've noted the images aren't that great, anyway, kind of washed out and lacking in 3D...

Wonderful pictures, although some may be a bit over-processed.

I can only get a "partial fullscreen" (!), is there any way to get a real one?

@panther fan

So you're saying that to reach the level of many smartphones, these pictures taken on an Olympus camera, a manufacturer known for the excellent look of its jpegs, with an excellent...

Well that wasn't very inspiring!

"would one be able to tell that the photos were taken on a fullframe or a medium format"

Of course not, unless you start analysing the files at a sub-atomic scale. This is a camera for people who...

@Manfred: to see big prints properly, you need to back away. Scanning the image from close range to spot "noisy shadows" and "uneven tonal transitions" is a sick habit that should be frowned upon....

@Xerojay. You have a right to post your thoughts, and other people have a right to tell you're being douchy. The issue is not what you say, it's the scornful language you use. Nobody needs that.