aut0maticdan

I went all out with the 512GB max. I shoot a ton of video and edit a lot my Lightroom photos on mobile these days. I was holding out for the big phone X, so didn’t grab a X last year.

So, yeah,...

I take it that it is fixed to infinity by default but if you adapt it with an M39 adapter to something like e-mount, you can get an adapter with a helicoid.

The aperture is definitely fixed at...

Yeah, how does that work?

Better optics? There isn't even a sample photo. Those things could be filled with rocks for all we know.

Why does Fuji putting out a nice couple of lenses have to result in a net loss for every...

I'll take a Z6 kit, an R with the 50/1.2 and the X-T3 with these two lenses. I'll get divorced. I'll live on the street. It's fine.

someone pass the burn cream

I have to agree and I am a D850 shooter with a z6 on preorder.

For what it's worth, all the photos with people shot on the z7 are in garbage lighting. Some Nikon cameras do skin tones well in...

I believe you are asking about profile support and not raw processing support.

Adobe doesn’t allow you to use Fuji-made profiles but it does have its own copy of each which does a reasonable job...

(1) That i’d end up picking the ‘budget’ model. While its price benefits from a much less expensive sensor at the cost of resolution, there are really no other compromises. It even improves on some ...

Whatever

Will zeiss make any af lenses like a Batis line for z-mount? I think they fill an awesome niche of quality, compact lenses. I really like the 25. They avoided AF on F-mount, but I think that it has ...

typo - I meant to say aperture priority.

I think they both have their advantages. Eye-detect is clear on which eye you are focusing on where the live view face detect is not.  Theoretically, if you wanted to switch to the "non-standard" ...

I think the way the D850 does it is best.  If you always want to be detecting eyes (Auto Area Mode), then set that to your primary focus function.  What I find way better though is to have my ...

I get that point. I even have a Df where the tab is adjustable. The more I think about it, the more I think you are right that they aren't doing anything too fancy. The more plausible explanation ...

Fair point about the reasoning for the 5.6 stop. I think it would be technically possible to resist at 5.6 and then release at actuation time, but it would be clumsy and to your point, would have ...

We are speculating here, obviously, but: You enter the maximum aperture via the non-CPU lens setting. Lacking an AI tab on the adapter, the assumption is that it must be getting some information ...

It knows because it knows the max aperture

This would make some sense. Nikon is doing something a little different with this body than their SLRs and most mirrorless. They stop down the lens when you adjust aperture until you reach F5.6. ...

External monitors do it off the hdmi feed