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I'll always somewhat regret selling my LX100. I was very much a fledgling photographer when I got (and arguably still am) but I took some of my favorite photos with it. The aspect ratio selection...

@Krummj it's all about exposing carefully and using the right shutter speed with those cams. It's also a matter of where you want to share them. Most people don't pixel peep the same way we do, so...

1 inch sensors are quite capable. They fall apart a bit in low low light.
I own a fz2500 for personal use. My two work cameras are a pair of Nikon D5's.
What I love about my bridge cam is that...

For those claiming this is underwhelming, have you ever shot the Canon and Nikon versions of this lens?

I shoot regularly on the nikkor 24-120 f4. In fact, that lens is not great. It has evident...

@chicky the differences are going to be super minimal though. What's the point at peeping in such detail into 200 percent views to scrutinize tiny amounts of noise? Are you planning on shooting at...

@xeppelin I have no idea why you'd get so bent out of shape over that. The difference it tiny, and nearly every camera today is excessively capable in lower light situations.
To be clear, I...

Lol it's not cheating. There is a difference between Iso SOS and Iso REI. Look it up.

I would argue that an Xt30 and the excellent kit lens is a great affordable way to get into photography. However, affordable is relative. Cameras are not going to be cheap anymore, as they are...

All of these people complaining about APS-C being abandoned, you do realize Fuji has an incredible APS-C lineup right? I don't even own a Fuji anymore, but if I were to buy any apsc camera, it...

The D5's autofocus is incredibly good. I rarely have missed shots, and if I do, it's my fault. I typically use 3D tracking and back button focus, and it works great. In fact, the biggest enemy of...

@jkokich well don't ask stupid questions then.

Thanks for commenting, I appreciate the thought, and we all look forward to reading your review. Cheers Dave

I also saw that intentional tidbit about an upcoming review. As I commented there, I can already guess the main gist of it: the S1H has its flaws, however for 4,000 dollars it is the best MILC or ...

Noise reduction always smears away details. I would use it cautiously. This is NOT the camera for low light. You are never going to get great footage in pitch dark. It simply isn't the sensor for that.

Hi Richard good timing.
We were getting antsy wondering if the review was canceled.
Glad it wasn't. Excited to see what you have to say.
I imagine I know the answer. Has issues, but for the price...

In 4k, the camera does not use the full size of the sensor. Thus the camera will do worse in low light. 360 degree shutter means the shutter is the same as the frames per second. Usually you want ...

Well, Richard seemed to say he was working on a production using the S1H. So the possibility is that it could be a really great review. Or he got sidetracked and never finished it and we'll never ...

Thank you, I only included stuff that I have taken fairly recently! I think this camera is capable of GREAT images, and I have become somewhat reliant on it to be honest. I shoot with pro grade ...

I think it would be a mistake to overlook the S1H for a full review.

I came here to post this, but saw what you wrote first. I am also wondering what is taking so long. This camera has been around for some time now, how have they not pushed out the review yet? I'd ...