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Exposure times are typically half the frame time interval (180º shutter angle) so 30fps is typically 1/60s exposure time, and 1/120s for 60fps. Those are too slow for using frame grabs as stills ...

Edge is not going away; MS Edge browser will change to using Google's open source Chromium as its HTML engine, in place of Microsoft's own EdgeHTML https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2018/ ...

It is interesting that the price of recent new models is a bit higher than the first camera in this category, the Sony A7. Maybe Sony cut manufacturing costs as much as possible (compromising on ...

I do not question that this is your standard print size, from your numerous cameras in formats ranging up to 35mm. But what has that got to do with what prints the vast majority of casual...

Plenty of casual photographers view photos on 4K computer screens and on big-screen TVs—for example, beaming them from phones laptops with Apple's AirPlay or Google Cast. Those screens are a place...

@marc, Why the sudden jump to "60x40cm Canvas, or bigger"? What tiny fraction of casual "snapshot" photographers—or even of entry-level ILC users—are interested in making such big prints? It is...

Panasonic has announced its own 8k sensors: https://news.panasonic.com/global/press/data/2018/02/en180214-2/en180214-2.html and a video camera using one: https://www.dpreview.com/news/1095431090/pa ...

8K by 2020 is a clear objective for broadcast video cameras, since Japan is set on 8K at the Olympics. For consumer cameras of still-video hybrids, I am not sure. Strange talk about 8K being ...

Neither Olympus nor Fujifilm has announced plans for 35mm format cameras; Panasonic is joining Leica’s 35mm format L mount system,apparently with a high spec expensive body coming. Fujifilm has in ...

Those small, slow single focal length lenses (f/3.5 or f/2.8) made since with inexpensive 35mm film; with 35mm format sensors and cameras far more expensive, the modern compact counterparts use ...

Lots of specs in the headline, but not sensor size—whereas “APS-C” or “FF” would be there if applicable. Does someone at DPReview find Four Thirds embarrassing?!

Yes. And how many times does it need to be explained that this is completely consistent with all three companies increasing their unit sales, revenues and profits in this growing market sector? As ...

Who has pretended that? The common claim is that pixel size *alone* — without taking pixel *count* into account — is misleading. More, smaller pixels vs fewer, larger ones on a sensor of the same ...

That does not overcome the very large cost gap: the cheapest (new model) cameras in 35mm format are about three f four tie as expensive ass basic ones in APS-C or Four Thirds format. Keeping lens ...

Yes, and exactly because at that stage, Sigma found it too difficult (as in too expensive?) to scale its Foveon sensors up to 36x24mm format. Though it will be going to 36x24 when it joins the ...

Why do your "have to believe" that, based only on market share percentages, not unit sales? It could well for example be that total sales of EVF cameras are growing, and the arrival of new Canon ...

About the quality, we will see — the 1.5x crop is probably needed to handle Leica lenses without the fancy custom "tilted inwards" micro-lenses that Leica has on its 35mm format size sensors, ...

Agreed: it just happens because seemingly, only in Japan is someone doing and publishing these surveys of retail sales. There is some global data in fiscal reports, where total ...

That might help to explain EOS-M unit sales jumping to a 30% share of the Japanese MILC sales for the half year January-June 2018, but it does not explain Canon roughly matching Sony at about 18% ...

According to Leica Rumors at https://leicarumors.com/2018/11/12/pixii-camera-will-have-12-mp-aps-c-43-sensor-with-global-shutter-priced-around-e3500.aspx/
the Pixii with have a 12MP sensor of 22.5...