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For me, what makes the A7rIV more desirable than the A7rIII is the improved weather-resistance, ergonomics and autofocus. But, frankly, I would prefer the 42mp of the III versus the 61mp of the...

While I would have preferred f/1.8 or 2.0 for this lens, there's no reason one can't do just fine with f/2.8 - as long as the lens works well wide open. Zooms that end up at f/6.3 at the long end...

Joger... regarding coal miners and many others, there's an old saying: "It's hard to make a man understand something when his livelihood depends on him not understanding it."

That may be the case, but if you plan on keeping your Fuji body for a while, it matters much less. And Fuji's updates make that easier to do.

Jonathan, I think there are at least a couple of reasons for this industry over emphasis on sharpness. One involves the simple ability of modern sensors to handle high levels of sharpness and...

The Raspberry Pi module is built around the Type 1/2.3” (7.9mm diagonal) Sony IMX477 backside-illuminated CMOS sensor that features 1.55μm pixels (double that of the IMX219 found in the 8MP camera...

Yes, you are getting stabilization from the lens. And, while stabilization is the most effective when the body and lens are working together, you're still getting way more than half of the...

It would be fantastic if the A7rIIIa got an upgraded autofocus system to bring it closer to the A7rIV. But I'm sure that's asking for too much.

Clearly, the A7rIII is still in production and is...

OlegKon... if you're going to use the 16-80, you might as well buy an X-S10. There's no way you can call the X-E4 comapct with that lens on it.

As the review says, if you must have IBIS, there's the X-S10.

So, Dan and Carey, keep the X-E3 or go for the X-E4?

I've always regarded this family of Sigmas as "pocketable field cameras." I still believe that is the way to view them in order to appreciate what they have to offer.

Everywhere else I look on the Internet indicates that all three of these new Sonys have ED glass. But DPReview says it's only the 24mm and the 50mm. Could you guys confirm which is the case?

Don't forget, Sony still has its older FE-mount 50mm f/1.8 for about $250. Noisier autofocus, though.

I'm speaking only for myself... but I find smartphones joyless to use as cameras. Sure, they work. And computational photography can give a big boost to tiny sensors. But no matter how popular...

This is the Sony camera all the critics have been waiting for. It does just about everything. Even the 50mp resolution is better for most people than the 61mp of the A7rIV. The only issue for me...

Notice the way the woman has to hold the camera. The ergonomics alone make it a non-starter for serious photographers. Alice is for hardcore smartphone camera users.

For less money you can buy...

I stumbled across this YouTube video today - in January of 2021. This guy rambles a bit but his overall point is well taken: You don't need the latest and greatest to have fun with photography or...

I have the X-E3 and I'm considering this new X-E4. I really wish it had a built-in flash. Even the smaller Sony RX100 series has that. But I don't mind the minimalism overall. I have other Fuji...

I can see using this lens in crop mode on something like the A7III. It would be a better option - at least for me - than an A6XXX series camera.