Reilly Diefenbach

The DPR samples don't give a clue.  This thing is sharp as hell per the Cameralabs samples and has plenty of pop.   But would I even use a 40mm lens or want to lug it around?  I dunno :^)

Film buffs Last Stand :^) Forlorn Hope

I would be quite surprised to see Nikon equal the focusing capability of a D5/D850/D500 in the next gen Z camera.  Don't hold your breath, folks :^)

You are the not very clever boots who is attempting to burn science at the stake while attempting to hide your crackpot beliefs. England has a rich history of burning people at the stake who ...

If the shoe fits, wear it?

Par for the course.

It's just a more polite way of telling you to buzz off with that question and any other you might have.  You will never control this conversation.  You simply don't have the wherewithal. "absquatul ...

Upoint pretty soundly eclipsed by Range Masking in LR CC.

Not even close to the Develop panel in LR which is HDR in a box by comparison.

Adobe has forgotten more about color management than Silkypix (CNXD)ever knew. Let alone user interface.

LR/ACR leave CNX anything in the dust for pushing and pulling highlights and shadows. At least CNXD is free.

Not my job to cater. That would be a great deal, unlike many in this forum. You're easily smoked out by the Al Gore reference. Topic?  Olympus in Trouble, anyone?

You're not fooling anyone, Brexit boy.

And now you can't pull highlights and shadows as well as ACR and you have no Photoshop. Congratulations!

Especially when CC is by far the best and most complete solution for a piddling $10 a month.

You can either use Al Gore as your wingnut whipping boy or get with the program and attempt to do something about climate change.  Not both.

I've got it way too good as it is :^)  My D850 will get birds in flight much better than a Z and it provides a man-sized grip for long lenses.  Long lenses with an adaptor on the Z are a kludge. Fo ...

And the British electorate (mainly bitter old white men) prove once again to be among the stupidest on the planet.  Not that we have anything to brag about on this side of the pond.

"The unemployment rate in Japan edged up to 2.4 percent in October of 2018 from a 4-month low of 2.3 percent in the previous month and slightly above market expectations of 2.3 percent." Olympus is ...

Losing, not "loosing."