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Those are very interesting results and I'm stunned by how far out the Metabones #1 is. Considering the Rolls-Royce pricing, it's really not good enough. Are you considering asking the company for ...

I haven't tried optical wireless flash with my TT685s but I still have an F43M so will give it a try later today.

And rather startled the USAF top brass when one of the pilots photographed a U2 from above . :-D

I can't be specific about B+W filters but I haven't had any problems with Hoya and Zeiss. Even a massive lump like my Marumi Achromat is exactly the same diameter as normal filters as is my ...

I'd agree with trying new batteries. I remove the batteries from my TT350 between uses as I think they run down more than those in my TT685s. This might be because it has an electronic switch ...

That's also extortionate pricing. The basic 1TB WD MPWP sells here for £150, a 2TB WD Blue SSD sells for £425 so a MPWP with 2TB SSD should be under £575. But, no, it's priced at £690. I think ...

A very poor fit around the rear of the camera on the right - it's too square and digs into the palm of one's hand. Also the battery compartment door can't open wide enough so the battery doesn't ...

So the first plane in q1 is probably a Lancaster but could be something similar like  Stirling. My first thought on the second photo was that it was of a Victor but the air intakes don't look ...

Agreed. A 'bouncing bomb'.

I can see that would work well and it's definitely a nicer solution than cutting the sight. I have a red dot sight atop my competition air pistol so I'm familiar with using it with both eyes open. ...

But USB C does away with the host/device distinction, at least to some extent. If I wanted to attach a USB hub to my older phones or tablets with a micro-B socket, then, yes, I'd need an OTG ...

Thank you. I slump corrected.

I don't think it's an actual IR filter, more that the sensors just aren't sensitive to IR. The focusing light from the X1T-S is certainly visible as I've seen it. ;-)  I don't remember having to do ...

No, purely mechanical. The Sony and Godox pins look like plastic so definitely not electrical.

Normally these pins extend into a matching hole as you lock the flash to the camera and provide an additional safety mechanism to retain the flash in the shoe. Nikon uses one just in front of the ...

USB C makes this possible so you'll have to wait for later iterations of the camera.

I did say the calculation was wrong. All achromats are big and heavy as they're proper dual-element lenses, not just thin pieces of glass. A 77mm achromat is bound to be very heavy.

Two to three months, realistically. Photokina announcements tend to appear on shelves around the second half of November.

I wonder if that's the Marumi re-branded. It's certainly very similar and there can't be many companies making achromats as the market just isn't large enough.

Photokina is coming this year so Sony will probably release something for it. We're 'expecting' the RX100 VI, RX1R III and A6700 but I doubt we'll get more than one of them. Which do you think is ...