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"As nice to use" is a matter of opinion and taste, so I'm not sure how to engage with it. If you enjoy using the X100V more than other cameras, more power to you! I'm not questioning that, I'm...

If I wanted a camera the size of the X100V there are loads of cheaper options that actually allow me to change the lens. The Ricoh cameras at least offer the advantage of being pocketable.

I'm not sure why people are so interested in criticizing smartphones as though they're tools meant to take professional images for publication. Kinda like criticizing a Toyota Corolla for not...

Well yeah, but expecting serious telephoto capabilities from smartphone optics is a little much don't you think? That said, that "periscope lens" tech is pretty intriguing down the road...

I'm on a large monitor and comparing this to galleries from 1-inch compacts, I think these images look better.

The bigger the sensor gets the harder it becomes to tell the images apart from "real" camera.

I would assume Android phones with similar camera tech (i.e. OIS) would suffer similar issues, though.

Brilliant, been asking for this for years. These two plus the ultra-wide adapter for travel... I'm sold.

That's probably the reason they chose 19mm honestly. Interesting to think about in the context of phone sensors getting larger, though; I wonder if at some point computational photography is going...

I think this would be a pretty interesting complement to an RX100 VII for ultra-compact travel photography. The Leica's 19mm equivalent gives you the ultrawide, RX100 handles everything else. Too...

For out of camera JPEG the computational photography will probably win, that's true. For processed RAW files it's going to be hard to beat the flexibility of a larger sensor. Also, if the lens is...

If you have a model with IBIS and/or your lenses have OIS then you could probably get away with it, unless you do a lot of really long exposures.

@Arcimboldo Compare the sepia drawing in center-left of the studio test scene. Some of the hatching/stippling dissolves into a blur on the A7R IV, whereas on the GFX100 you can make out nearly...

The RAW files are going to have more noise and less resolution, but even still, maybe consider a Panasonic Micro Four Thirds camera with a PanaLeica lens?  One of the modern ones with no AA ...

If they could put this camera in the Pocket 3 it would be kind of a big deal.

Camera manufacturers *still* haven't managed to make an APS-C ILC as small and light as my discontinued Samsung NX1000 from 2012. Granted, this camera gets pretty close and appears to be far...

It's significantly smaller, lighter, and also $1,000 cheaper if you don't need the EVF. The A7R IV is obviously the better-specced, more-flexible camera, but if you don't need all that extra stuff...

Looks ideal for landscape photographers who work slow, primarily use a tripod, and want as small and light of a kit as possible.

I don't think the Hasselblad stuff seems to matter at all from what I've seen. The biggest thing this phone is doing is including an unusual primary focal length (23mm) and having two relatively...

The super resolution feature looks pretty effective. It doesn't look like a true quadrupling in resolution from what I can tell, but that's no surprise. I could easily believe it to be a 1.5x...