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So you’re saying if he just said “Z7” no-one would know it was a Nikon and that would make it OK? You might want to give that a bit more thought...

It’s a video review of a Nikon camera, ffs. What did you expect him to do, tape over the name and leave us guessing? He also namechecks the XT3; not something you’d do in a Nikon ad. Not if you...

Take it to the nearest Nikon repair shop, same as he’d do with a DSLR. The days when the local blacksmith or watchmaker could fix a camera are long gone. And the Nikon agent would have the training...

Yeah, 35mm sucks. 43.2mm is where it’s at.

Not that DPR would ask him, of course... ;-)

Interesting point. I wonder if Craig Mod would be up for doing video reviews? His written reviews are superlative, and he’s pretty solidly embedded in Japan and its culture.

So you’re going to give her money?

You know, if you’re begging for money, maybe looking like you *really* don’t need it isn’t the best plan.

...and nor, come to think of it, is admitting ignorance of photography when you’re trying...

Hmm. Same issue as with the dog's fur in 113.

Ew. I realise this is 5600 iso and all, but is the camera mistaking the dog's fur for noise or something? It'd be interesting to see the RAW version with NR turned off.

All the lowish iso shots...

<< ... and, more importantly, they get your images in their cloud to train the subject-recognition / data-harvesting AI they market to other big businesses. >>

Good point - assuming that’s what...

Cheapskate. That’s less than the price of a couple of rolls of film. Not to mention the time/money it saves in your workflow.

Seems pretty obvious that these are, or will be, aimed at low-budget movie makers.

Did Panasonic ever confirm?

Ah, I see. That would be before I got into them - excuse my ignorance. :)

"Badly" would be the usual way. :-) But it has a lot of creative potential in the right hands. I can see someone like Susan Bein (@wizmosis), for example, using this to great effect. Might also be...

Most camera apps are. :-)

Some people like getting the look, some people like going through the process. There's room in the world for both.

Invalid comparison. The two apps have entirely different purposes. You may not like one or both of them, but there's no point comparing them on the same spectrum. Instagram/VSCO, maybe (the latter...

Yeah. Real colour tintypes were always so much more vibrant... :-)