DualSystemGuy

Looks OK on paper, we'll have to see how they actually perform - often there is a disconnect there (not just with Canon).

AF and tracking action has never been Canon's forte, in my experience. It's not bad, but never seems to be at the level of Nikon/Sony for that particular task. Just looking at the much, much,...

Did we read the same review? This is a big ol yawn. It's not bad, but it is at simply a normal incremental update with nothing unexpected.

That AF hit rate in viewfinder AF is surprisingly bad for a flagship. Looking at the circles on the mask as a reference, about 40-50% of the shots miss focus and about 20% are so soft as to be...

Kind of a silly question to ask why the upgrades weren't done the first time around. You can say that about literally any product that is replaced or updated with something else. How are they...

Almost every smartphone photo looks like garbage zoomed in, especially if it isn't at base ISO, then it just looks like mush. I find Apple to be especially bad for this as they typically use...

Sensor size along with price was a major reason their sales were so low as you could buy Nikon/Canon performance equivalents for the same money with APS-C. It's certainly the reason I never owned...

Loved the company, but they hung into M43 way too long without being able to offer a niche (like Panasonic does with their video prowess). With the prices of their cameras I am surprised they...

It's not just the titans though, the Ti cards are always based off the Titan cards and are far more reasonably priced (about half) while performing 95% as well in most scenarios. That way, you can...

@ lauma - the problem is the software. All the popular software options such as the Adobe suite are specifically optimized for Nvidia GPUs. Hopefully that changes, but that is the reality at the...

@strawbale - you are correct, it's the fact that there are more sold copies of a single version of Windows 10 alone than there are every Mac/iMac/Macbook in existence combined that makes him so rich.

So Apple is happy to provide their customers with an inferior product by not using Nvidia GPUs on their editing/creator focused machines just to spite Nvidia? And it's still grossly overpriced. ...

Unfortunately most editing / creative software is still heavily optimized for Nvidia GPUs. Along with the glossy screens that still somehow lack proper hardware calibration even at this insane...

@ Strawbale - You can buy windows machines that cost this much, and people buy them. Not saying it's smart, but it happens.

It was a pretty blatant rip-off, glad they got a judgement in their favor.

@ armandino - Sony's RX line has always been very expensive, but there is zero competition. There would have been if the Nikon DL project was not cancelled, but obviously that happened. When you...

The existing RX100's are already the most popular vlogging cameras, this is a welcome addition in my opinion. It may not have everything you want, but it probably will for most people.

AllFlawed - the DL cancellation had absolutely nothing to do with Nikon's OSPDAF technology - I am not sure what you may have read linking the two, but there is no correlation there whatsoever. It...

AllFlawed - Nikon's 1 series has been around since 2011 and it launched with industry-leading OSPDAF. The Nikon V1 at the time had roughly the same AF performance as the Nikon D3 (mentioned by...

Was genuinely interested until I saw they are still using CDAF. I think a lot of people like to use these long zooms for things other than stationary targets, such as birds and wildlife, and the...