samfan

Field of view changes dramatically with every mm for wide angles. Between 28 and 24mm, the difference is huge and the wider you go the bigger it gets. In contrast, you would see barely any...

Exactly. In the last 10 years everyone (not only Canon) has been running just for sharpness and lots of lenses thus provide this fake, plasticy look.

This one, while not exactly Leica style, has...

Zero lag... So Canon invented a time machine? As in, the camera knows when you're gonna press the shutter button and so fires off a bit in advance? But then why do I even need to carry the camera...

Okay, but there's also the Z6 (ergh I mean Z 6) for people who don't want/need more than 24 Mpx.

And even with the D850/Z7 the resolution isn't always everything. You might want a particular look...

Well it depends whether you want a vertical grip primarily to have a bigger grip or for more comfy vertical orientation.

IMO there should be a choice for both variants for every camera, but it...

Kudos to you for remembering and reminding me of Sigma. True, they were good little cameras. Sigma has always known what they are doing. (Funny trivia, Kodak's Canon EF-mount cameras were based on...

I really wonder where all the Konica Minolta heritage has gone. That company really had everything figured out the best. Then Sony started just... messing it up. Even the first Sony DSLRs already...

BTW I wonder if it's the case that "users of many non-AF-S lenses will be disappointed to lose autofocus".

I find it more likely that "users of many non-AF-S lenses will say eff this, I'm staying...

No it doesn't.

As for 'bluetooth and app', well the only difference is that instead of BT it uses wi-fi and instead of an app, you just enter an url address such as http://127.0.0.xxx on your...

Yea no. The IBIS in the new Nikons may be Sony tech but they also might not.

First of all, apparently Nikon's implementation is different from every other IBIS system because the mechanism can...

Speaking of predictions, has anyone really expected Nikon to bring in IBIS? I would never have thought they would - yet they did.

And that is one solid move that was completely outshined by the...

Brand may not be important, but compatibility is.

If you're a Canon EOS user with some lenses, OBVIOUSLY you want to know where the company is going.

If an ILC camera is nothing but a toy for you...

I don't have the expertise Cicala has nor have I handled either of the C and N MILCs but I'd still argue in favor of C and N because: - Yes, Sony is on its 3rd generation of FF MILC but they've ...

I wish I would've gone with Pentax K10 in 2006 instead of Nikon D200. I'd still be happy with the brand today and if it ends soon, I'd have none regrets about time wasted with a brand. (Nikon ...

I asked DPR about this a few years ago... Basically at first the rationale was that SLR-style had a central hump such as the Oly EM5 while the rangefinder-style were flat at the top regardless if ...

As far as I remember, I've lost 2 images due to file corruption on a card. I had one camera stolen but I tracked it down and got it back, no images lost.

Higher number doesn't mean better. PDAF is only about knowing the distance of the object under the focus point and for that, you only need 2 reference points. Hence every PDAF system ever including ...

Sorry for ranting in a Canon forum while I don't even have a Canon camera atm but lemme explain... I recently abandoned Nikon 1 and during last week or so have been looking into various systems to ...

It started back in film though. 50 years ago cameras were pretty tiny. But then in the 90's or so, with the likes of Canon EOS1 and Nikon F5, a 'big camera' meant a 'pro camera', i.e. a 'good ...

Apart from the controls and high price, it was one of my main gripes about N1 I noted when I was at the reveal presentation back in 2011. Pretty typical Nikon thinking though, which makes me wonder ...