WSLam

Here is my blog entry about the X1D with a few photos. thanks

Thank you =) With most cameras nowadays, they are all basically point-and-shoot. I suppose Leica still forces the photographers' input and involvement. Not that the other cameras are strictly pns, ...

https://wsfermata.wordpress.com/2018/09/05/leica-m10-p/

They don't need a new mount. You are right, but the diagram you showed is far from ideal For lenses to do well on a digital sensor (vs film), ideally they will be telecentric designs.

Leica M mount: 1954. Flange Distance: 27.80mm, Diameter: 44mm. Is 'speed' a problem? Nope. Leica Noctilux 50mm f0.95 is as magical as it comes. There's also the Mitakon 50/.95, VM 40/1.2, VM35/1.2, ...

Canon RF 35mm F/1.8 Macro IS STM... And in a very compact package too! Totally agree. And the Canon one is a Macro as well. I have both the FE35 1.4 and 2.8. 35mm is by far my fav focal length, I ...

Well, it's not... at least not in all situations. I agree in some situations, m43 has its charm and adv.

True, but micro-anything isn't a good idea in the male-dominated market of these cameras.

I honestly don't think we are going back to a mirror in the future...

Because Four Thirds (the original) was FT already!

And what would MEGA stand for in this case?

When Four Thirds became Micro Four Thirds, µ4/3 or m43 was adopted as abbreviations. However, when 'FF' is what sells, it seems that the use of the word 'Micro' is a marketing mistake. Perception ...

Yes, something will have to give when you move to a smaller sensor but not every image will take adv of the full DR of a sensor. For focus stacking, Oly EM1.2 with its focus stacking function is ...

But you could likely avoid hitting the diffraction threshold to achieve the same DOF with a smaller sensor.

Get a camera with a smaller sensor. I am not kidding.

It can be bitingly sharp, but I honestly I do not know the exact conditions for the lens to deliver... sometimes, you thought you had it down but they turn out to be not as sharp. But like the ...

@PhilDunn
Not nearly the same narrow range of motions and not nearly as confined as with keyboard shortcuts and mouse movements. But to each his own. I personally find the Loupedeck excellent and...

@PhilDunn Exactly! small repetitive movements are worse for your hands/wrist. That's the main reason for carpal tunnel syndrome. large movements over a larger area is much better for your muscles...

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