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NB: the reason you want a road or wall in the picture, or even better a crossing/T/fork, is that only this will give the human mind a visual reference of how wide things actual are.
And in that...

The visual impact of either repetition/recognition, or to maximise the 'see-through' effect.

Mind you, what makes the framing so delicate is that you want the main object (say a castle) in the...

Just for the record, to those of you who praise Panasonic for being so novel *now*:

Their hybrid FZ72 & FZ82 (identical optics, HD vs 4k) has lead the market with its 20mm (equivalence; 1/2.3")...

Yes, this 160fps screams 'dashcam' indeed; great minds think alike....:))
If only for that live streaming bit.
Like in: HTF are we going to *record* that amount of data, to function as a long term...

I also know a guy who sold one of those super rare Nikon circular fisheyes for a few thousands, years before they turned to US$50-100k....

Latter:
Leitz Epis 1600mm (forgot aperture, but it was less in diameter than 1000mm/f3.5 & 1300mm/f4.8).

May I propose yet another category/meme/road down Memory Lane:

"The Gear That I First Coveted, Later Hoarded On The Cheap, But Also Never Managed To Get Rid Of Later."
(but you never really...

ZR200 and higher/later.
(ZR100 did have HDR-ART for stills (which Casio did keep developing/expanding!) but not HDR-ART-Video)

The article also ignores a Casio feature launched in 2011/2012, yet so unique it is still not matched today, even despite it's lousy resolution (720i/15p):

HDR-Art-Video.

And to add insult to...

Kodak EasyShare V570 was also the very first compact to have a less than 24mm lens (albeit with 23mm just marginal), plus in-camera panorama stitching.

Added note:
Samsung Galaxy Camera had the largest display at that moment of any (real) camera{*}, possibly still today (but I had to tell that to the sales people at the PhotoKina myself, seems...

Bought Casio Trek for the Solar feature, being fed up with replacing batteries....:))
(but still wanting compass & barimeter)
15 years later, both electrics & (soft/non-metal) wristband still...

Basically:
'Dark skin is farmer, tanned from sun.'

Also, worse:
'Black skin is dirty.'
(and this goes just as high in society, not just the simple minded, nor those who never set foot outside of...

It was mentioned, by several, in the original article....;))

@MDmarqPhoto:
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This would only be obvious with front-mounted filters....;))
(while even in the analog days a filter between the filmrails (BTFRF) was already the very best way to approach...

The Sony (videocam) scandal all over again....
(decade(s) ago, not sure whether this was mentioned in the primary article, May 14th:...

@ContaxZilla....eh, sorry @ContaxIIIa

Dwayne didn't do 120.
The last place on earth that did 120 Kodachrome was Wimbledon/UK (long after Switzerland closed).
And Wimbledon closed about 6-12 month...

Super-FullFrame won't do; for that Kowa I need a true 6x6, 56x56mm.
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Hint: the image of a *circular* fisheye is the very last one you ever want to crop, regardless in which direction....;))
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And...

Next project:

Reverse engineering Kodachrome processing.

Just so I can get rid of that brick of K64/120 in my freezer; half exposed (by now 2 decades ago), half fresh....

Y'all forgot the WB210.
(just bought a bricked one for a few bucks, just for the fun of it, as a display sample)