Franglais91

Well I found it was interesting. In particular the bit about seeing how a photographer does with an amateur model in natural light. Right up my street

Auto-ISO allows me to set the essential shooting parameters myself and let the camera set the lowest ISO possible to get a properly exposed image. I use all the PSAM modes according to my needs. I ...

OK I see what you mean. But that lens was announced in August 2000 https://www.dpreview.com/products/nikon/lenses/nikon_70-300_4-5p6g There has been so much progress in lens design - in particular ...

I think that you are confusing the two DX 70-300 f4.5-6.3 lenses, which are almost identical apart from one having VR and the other non having it (415g vs 400g). There are two FX 70-300 f4.5-5.6 ...

I compared the DXO ratings of the Nikon D800 against the Nikon D800E with the same lens, the D800 having an anti-alias filter and the D800E having effectively none. I found that there was a drop ...

Your comment about "something missing" sounded exactly like my observation, but you might be talking about some other problem. I can't see how it could be Lightroom in my case - both my cameras ...

The Nikon D4 has an anti-alias filter and the Fuji XT1 doesn't. The D4 can't produce images that are as sharp as the XT1 at pixel level by design. I have the same frustration with the D800 (AA ...

The 16-80 is my favourite lens on the D7200. It's very sharp and it covers 90% of what I need to do. I also have the 18-140. It's sharp (not as sharp as the 16-80) and it goes all the way from ...

In the Nikon lineup, the extras you get with a $1200 DSLR compared with a $600 DSLR: 1. Complete user interface allowing you to control essential functions of the camera via knurled wheels (2 of ...

I picked up the 10-20 last night and I immediately did a quick comparison with my 10-24 at three apertures and three focal lengths, center and edge, on a "real" subject (view from my window). Pixel ...

The new 10-20 DX looks great. Small, light, cheap, VR. But it's an AF-P lens. It's only fully compatible with the latest Nikon bodies. Even my D7200 has a limitation - it can't turn off the VR ...

DAMN. I have no dishwasher but my washing machine is just letting out a little trail of water during the high-speed spin. I feel like such a FAILURE. This is so embarassing

I've been shooting with smaller sensors (1-inch) for years. I know what they can do. But they aren't the best for some subjects. I shoot a lot of nudes, charm and fashion, which need sensuality and ...

I don't get into Nikon vs Canon discussions. If one has an advantage, the other will catch up in a couple of years. It's more important to be comfortable with the user interface and to stick with ...

These are just my terms to describe an effect which is gradually lost as you go from FF to smaller sensor sizes. Can't you see it? They don't have (electronic) viewfinders. I find that an LCD ...

BORING. Three batteries and none of them are affected.
Nothing exciting ever happens to me

Sensor size DOES matter. I shoot with FF (same as film), APS-C (half film frame) and 1-inch (much bigger than a smartphone but much smaller than a piece of film. - The images I get with FF are ...

These lenses will all fit and autofocus and work perfectly on any modern Canon EOS DSLR body. I don't know them but if they were Nikon (my speciality) then I would say they should work pretty well. ...

Both of these cameras use the Sony 1-inch sensor, which is even smaller than the MFT sensor. It still produces excellent results, though they dont have the same impact and clarity of a FF sensor ...

Those lenses were just some of my ideas. The 12-100 pleased me as I think a superzoom is the best solution for vacations. BTW I like your selection of photos. It's a pity you didn't put more of ...