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Not just photography, but images in general. An Illustrator vector drawing could easily be ripped off, too.

Unless it covers the entire image and the repair tool can't remove the watermark without completely destroying the image.

Isn't digital watermarking already available? Can it be expanded to include date of purchase/release of use/user name/authentification/etc?

I have a 328 for Canon and love it. I also had a Nikon 328 on my D850 and loved that, too. There's just something special about the 328. Yes, heavy! But you know every image will be spectacular.

I expect Sony to go all-out and increase their footprint in the 2024 Olympics. This 328 is just the first salvo. 428 and 640 might also be possible entries in time for the Games.

Leica bashing happens because Leica prices its products at absurd levels. No one can argue with a straight face that any modern Leica camera is worth its price. Is the Q2 a fine camera for...

Is this considered a different color science? Just not in the sensor...

"First released more than two decades ago"

I totally had no idea this existed until two years ago!

We can already assume it will cost less than the Apple, therefore it won't be $6k.

600 nits is plenty for most pros because we're mostly working in not-so-bright rooms.

The ability to track individual players is quite interesting. I assume this means the AF will be highly accurate, so that will allow the camera to stick with a specific player as he runs through a...

I personally always go for primes whenever possible. They simplify the shooting process so much.

"World's first retractable portrait lens on a body that comes in gray and orange." Indeed!

I disagree that the R3/Z9/A1 didn't do well. It's just they're not supposed to be the top sellers so of course they won't show up on "most popular list."

I think the numbers need to be further divided into usage category. Canon would have a massive sports following, then Nikon, and Sony will have a very tiny percentage of users.

Also,...

@ovlov, go to the next Olympics media pool and tell the people there that.

Newer is usually faster but not necessarily much, much better. Think of all the great works produced over the years before the latest models existed.

Considering this is an article geared towards noobs, I wouldn't recommend them try to clean the inside of their cameras by themselves.

Downside is the extra real estate that requires. I tried using my R6 for video conferencing and it just took up too much space. A webcam takes up not much space at all.

Or maybe they work from home? Using a phone for that purpose wouldn't work (constant interruptions by calls and incoming notifications). Horses for courses.