Gary Martin

That depends; as a printer, I'm confident I could produce a good 14" x 20" from a 15 megapixel file, and I'm sure there are others comfortable with going much larger - depending on the content of...

Thanks for pointing that out. It doesn't look too bad on the samples, and doesn't exist at all in some places where I might have expected it (high-contrast highlights). Still, for critical hi-rez ...

I enjoy the experience of using an OVF, but prefer the functionality of an EVF, where focus (auto and manual) and exposure aids can't be matched by an OVF.

That shot is wide open though; I can't see it being a problem in most situations. Astro is a different ballgame, however.

I started my Fuji journey with those two lenses plus the 35/1.4, and it was a good start for me with the system. The 35 is still my favorite Fujifilm lens.

Trust me: as long as your photography budget has money in it, your lens collection will never be "complete."

I've heard that Paul Simon song too many times to change now.

I haven't tried it on APS-C, but can confirm that the D-FA 70-210 is a very nice lens on the K-1, maybe my favorite lens on that body.

Strange, I've been using it for years on a Pen-F, and I've never seen a problem. Great combo, FWIW.

And yet, there are photographs on display in art museums. Go figure.

Definitely my K-1, bought new in 2016 and still going strong in 2022. I hope there is a worthy successor.

That's a very tempting kit; you may have just cost me a good bit of money :-D

I'm not (even remotely) in the market for this camera, but I watched the video out of curiosity because you guys are so good as reviewers. Was not disappointed!

Your post literally made my eyes tear up. I'm going to take your advice. I like your photo too.

We are talking about FIXED-LENS CAMERAS, right?

Hmmm, that's a tough one, because the GRIII fills such a unique niche. 28mm is a useful focal length, and being wide makes it easy to shoot with using just the rear screen. Having the 40mm option ...

Wow, this camera is a beast in every way, well done Nikon. 1340 grams body only: yikes! I'm way too puny to be a pro photographer, that's for sure.

I'm more interested in successors to the X-T4 or X-Pro3. And I don't expect that before 2023.

I use an X-T4 as well as a K-1. I find advantages to each type of viewfinder, but many of the focus and exposure tools offered by an EVF are game-changing. I'm very satisfied with my K-1 and the ...

I'm using Pentax and Fujifilm, so I'm other-other.