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According to the *unconfirmed* rumor: "The IP in question also covers the CF Express standard. They’re supposedly holding Lexar (and Delkin, ProGrade and everyone who wants to build CF Express ...

Could you post some comparative shots with full exif? If it was the same stadium, you should get comparable results under the same lights, i.e if it you had enough light at f/2.8 1/800s ISO 400, ...

I wonder though how comes Delkin seems confident that they will provide XQD cards, but sometime in July Nikon Rumors cited some *unconfirmed* rumors that a Sony subsidiairy was holding the patents ...

I have a bunch of Lexar cards, both CF and XQD, never failed.
I also have a bunch of Sandisk CF cards, never failed. Oh, the printing at the edge of my Sandisk Extreme III 8GB card, which never...

I hope it does return a 404 today. It is August 18 and the leaked announcement is dated August 21st. If it is still 404 after the announce I will be worried. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some ...

The file numbering sequence is based on the last number present on the card, so even if you delete some files, the camera will not reuse the numbers you deleted. Note that register d7 will ...

In fact, it is a tossup between D7200, D500 and D7500, the latter two being 21 mp. The differences between them are practically negligible, with the D7200 being slightly better up to ISO 318 (ISO ...

A link to that article would be helpful :-) (Yes, I know where to find Thom's articles, but it wold help to have the link anyways) JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Yuo mean "mirrorless", right? JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

If that helps with your long term planning, the D500 has the same interface as the D850. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Then I would say get the D500. But there is one last point: user interfaces. The D500 has a more advanced D750 has a more advanced interface than the D5100. I don't know how you use the settings on ...

You mean some of the wide angle images were made with the 17-55? You would still be able to use that with a D500 and have better AF, more DR, FPS, use higher ISO. Too bad (I admit I am not at all ...

The D500 gives up some sharpness and dynamic range in exchange for focus points, fps, High ISO capabilities. The D500 shines when you want to photograph fast motion and dimly illuminated subjects. ...

I don't think it is killed by firmware updates, rather by the new design that uses more power than previous designs. There is probably some routine that checks which battery type you have by doing ...

I hope so. But I'll only join the fray when they deliver a DX version :-) JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

That guy got two? Cool! How hot was it? JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Just like the "F" was an Ihagee :-) JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

No. But let us try to make some assumptions. In order to get the proper amount of photons on the image, for a certain ISO value, you normally capture a certain amount of light for a certain amount ...

Noise is such a subjective variable, and many factors affect how it shows up: OOF blur, camera shake blur, and so on ... I notice you only mention ISO, but say nothing about shutter speed or ...

If that is the case your camera is a new one. So it is a matter of some dust getting into the camera and sitting there where you can see it. Now the question is how to get it out of where it is. It ...