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Thank you for the link. The samples look quite sharp to me. For tests and comparison I would rather trust a well-known serious site than an obscure one where everyone can upload and say anything...

+1 Don't let other people decide for you! I own another camera with a "soft" lens according to DPR... the G1X III. But for some reasons I ignore the lens of my G1X III is tack sharp even wide open. ...

I am glad you like my images, thank you! 🙂 The 18-150mm is really un excellent travel zoom, give it a try, you will love it! 🙂

There is nothing wrong with the 18-150mm lens. Actually it's one of the best travel zoom I have owned and it doesn't make any sens to compare a travel zoom with an UWA: they are very different and ...

Thank you, Marco! 🙂 Just to be fair: it's not a SOOC... there is a bit of PP behind the colors. 🙂

M6 + 28mm macro : 1/100s f/6,3 ISO 640

Still no support for the last standalone LightRoom version...;-(

+1 Why would one keep boring photos indeed? it's not because we have almost unlimited storage capacities now that we should stop being critical towards our photos.

Very useful and interesting research indeed!
I understand Adobe: somehow they have to spend the subscription fortune, one way or another...

It was about time!
Next step: Animal selfie mode...

I have no selfie stick experiences, but I use a Manfrotto compact monopod with my M-bodies (M2 + M6) and it works just fine. I could use the Canon IR remote, but I never did: I find the 2 ou 10 ...

Why don't you share your solution then?

Normally it happens when you cut down on testing...
Apparently it's the latest trend.

@ GabrielFFontes : Thank you for the scoop!

So before the SAAS model, employees worked free?
Software was not updated? Never evolving???

@ piratejabez : Pride and stubbornness... maybe, a little bit...
But it's mainly about greed.

I needed some springtime too...;-) *** G9 X Mk II : 1/800s f/5,6 ISO 125 / 10,2mm (=28mm)

Unless you have very specific needs (macro, UWA, etc.), why don't you try the G1X III?

Focusing (manual and auto as well) is not only about the calmera but also (and sometimes even mostly) about the lens: it depends on how the MF is implemented (focusing ring) and on the focal ...

Well, it's a very personal question : how wide do you want to go? Of course, for an UWA extremist 9 mm (=14mm) won't be enough, but for the most people it will do. I own the Canon 11-22 mm and the ...

@ Fazal : if is such your opinion, why on earth do own (and maybe even use?) a Canon body?
I hope you didn't buy under constraint..;-)