jameszhan

Love the video! It's not as objective as I expected it to be, especially when it comes to all the fancy adjectives used to describe Sony ML cameras. What I found interesting is that models I have ...

Can someone please explain to me why it's such a big deal that Nikon's mirrorless camera can use a 0.95? E mount has the Mitakon 50mm  0.95 as well, which means that the smaller e mount can handle ...

My copy still has this problem every now and then when I take closer headshots, such as this: The eye-AF green box was unhesitatingly on his left eye and yet it front focused. I don't think Sony ...

Unfortunately that's not the case. Nikon, who should know the criticism Sony got for putting 1 card slot and the limited flip out screen, still put only one card slot and still didn't put a fully ...

Genuine question: Do they really need that big mount for MF f0.95? I'm asking because There's a 50 f0.95 for Sony E mount already.

Just curious to know why you think Canon's first FF ML will be better than Nikon, considering that Canon has a long history of crippling their cameras.

Also, eye-AF works with third-party lenses.

@Collie Camp There are no IN-DEPTH reviews yet; please read my earlier comment more carefully. People like the Northrups, Fro and Chris are currently flying over to actually do full testing on the...

Oh dear! Someone's already starting to jump into conclusions before any reviewers actually have a chance to even use the camera in-depth and provide in-depth reviews. Don't you think it's too early...

??? What is there for Sony fans to despair now? If anything, Sony fans should be very triumphant at this time, considering that Sony is the one who finally made the two big bosses take mirrorless ...

I think Sony really needs to release that FE35 1.8. And then they really need to fill up that lens library. Currently, I think the 3rd gen A7 cameras will remain at the top of the mirrorless hill ...

Focus and recompose will fail something as simple as shooting a portrait with a really fast prime, let alone tracking fast-moving subjects.

Didn't read your post entirely, but I agree with that Nikon seems extremely desperate. From what I remember, Nikon had never put so much effort into announcing a new product—so many teasers, so ...

"I don't need 693 AF points. I always just use the center AF point and focus and recompose." LOL.

I hate to admit it, but I'm kinda unhappy that Sony doesn't have a 1.2 prime. Makes me wanna switch already! Good job Nikon.

Glad you liked my two cents! If you click into my profile, you will see I made a few posts about it and there were a few huge posts about it too. If you search up “eye-AF,” I’m sure you will find ...

Wow, if the A7 III startup and wakeup are much faster than Mk II bodies, that means the Mk II bodies are very slow! From my experience, Canon cameras’ dials just seem to be a lot more responsive! T ...

I'm a photographer who has no brand loyalty and who merely considers cameras and lenses as tools, like a pen to a writer or a brush to a painter. I will go with whichever tools that work the best ...

Maybe I just have steady hands or something, but I took those without leaning to anything. I held my breath and tried really hard not to move though, haha. I will definitely try again with my 85 ...

Well, it should work with a 28mm too when I'm using slow shutter speed. From the test images I did, it doesn't seem like the IBIS help with hand movement at all.