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From the photos, the cabinet doors don't seem to be broken. Keys used? Observant "customer(s)" and poorly hidden keys?

Considering the very low salaries in Brazil (unless you are a top manager), high unemployment, extremely high taxation on imported goods (up to 85%), and the high number of thefts, Brazil is a...

Sorry, but being a nice guy regarding flawed ideas is not helpful. Don't you think that Manfrotto, Gitzo, Sirui and other top tripod manufacturers haven't thought about this idea before? If so,...

I own an AD200 and two other flashguns from Godox. The quality is excellent. Compare their flashguns against Nikon and Canon and you will see that they are all solid and well-built. There was a...

For those with more money than sense....

Godox AD200 is a great alternative at a much much lower price. Its quality is also excellent, with a long-lasting battery.

Nice girl, but horrible choice of focal length and lighting for this type of picture. But then, maybe this wasn't the point?

I am a Sony user. To me, it is great to see that Nikon is evolving to mirrorless pro-style cameras. Congratulations! And no, I have no plans to switch my entire Sony gear to Nikon. I am very happy...

In other words, people who have more money than sense.

I got the original RX100 back in 2012, but I just don't use it anymore. If I need to travel light and get the occasional snapshots, I use my smartphone. Otherwise, if I really want some image...

I have both the Sony 70-200/4.0 G and the 2.8 GM. I don't care that these are not included because I know these are the best ;-)

There are two things that makes a great quality photographic image:

1- The photographer.
2- The equipment.

Being the best photographer with a crappy equipment won't take you anywhere. You will...

It keeps the overall weight and volume down when travelling. No need for a huge camera.

Good luck with it.

Needless to say, quality always comes at a price. When you see how expensive lenses are made, you will understand their price tags.

Silly management leads to silly results, pure and simple.

Sure, another extremely smart and useful invention for any serious photographer that reads DPR.

Had it been a Sony, it's overheating detector would have prevented this ;-)

Sonys are too precious to be wasted on fires like this - that's why they include an overheating sensor, unlike other cameras.

Replacing the mirror with EVF makes sense, as it reduces some size and weight, mechanical complexity, and ultimately reduces the camera's price. Mechanical parts are also more prone to failure than...