Steve in GA

While these pocket-able cameras might be OK, I will stick with my go-to setup for travel: My Nikon D7100 with its 18-200 lens.

Call me old school, and I realize that doesn't sound very exciting,...

Let's put a little lawyer-think onto this subject:

If Samsung said that these photos were actually made by a Galaxy A8, then yes, the ad is not only misleading, in some countries it might be...

Hmm. This thing might be useful, but...

It looks like instant nerd makeup to me.

If you really want beautiful skies, go where they are beautiful all the time and don't need enhancement.

We vacationed for a week in New Mexico three years ago, and immediately noticed that the...

The commenters here who are so enthralled with the colors offered by this film should remember that they are viewing those colors over an Internet connection. Which of course, means that those...

ARS may think that it has found a way to remove the incentives for snarky or cloying comments, but that does not mean that the comments will not be exactly that. I'm not criticizing ARS, but the...

Didn't I read somewhere that Nikon was not going to make it easy for 3rd party lens manufacturers by making its Z mount specifications open-source?

If so, how did this adapter manufacturer get...

Curious.

I wonder if the July hype about the upcoming Nikon mirrorless cameras had the side-effect of causing some camera consumers to postpone their purchases until they could get their hands on...

Lots of very critical comments here, but personally, for straight out of the camera JPEG's, some of these photos are spectacular. Especially those by Butler.

Just my opinion, of course.

Nikon's decision to withhold cooperation with third-party lens manufacturers reminds me of Apple's similar philosophy.

My first computer, back in the 1980's, was an Apple IIe. And, when I decided...

Mirrorless is interesting, as new versions of photography technology almost always are. But...

Is there actually enough improvement over DSLR technology for me to make the jump to...

The number of comments shows the level of interest in the photo community. Sales will surely follow, assuming the product lives up to the hype.

Nikon should pay their ad agency a bonus.

Releasing information about their new mirrorless in dribs and drabs is a brilliant marketing move. Just look at the number of comments here on DPR.

@Spiraea

Uh, thanks, I think.

I do a version of this, with a twist.

Everyday I check my photo library on Google to see which of my thousands of photos, including scanned prints from pre-digital days, were taken on this date. ...

Wow, if this can happen, can a new Kodak Brownie box camera be far behind?
;-)

I suppose the bot on the right is the female in this dance?

The one on the right does seem more demure than the big guy on the left...

I have to agree with many of the comments here that this, "rumor" released by Canon does remind me of vaporware.

The software industry has used the vaporware concept to prevent users of its...

I heard that Google and Apple were planning a joint-venture in real estate. They're buying California.

;-)

I really wish the big gorillas in pro-am photography (Canon and Nikon) would institute in-body stabilization in all their cameras.

But, I'm beginning to think that the big guys believe that...