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Could be one buys something one uses regularly rather than rent.

Still, they are both prime lenses.

@Billy34. Agreed. New camera profiles are not really an update. I thought these can be developed as plug-ins.

As software gets better, innovation becomes more and more challenging for the developers. This is where perpetual licence is less profitable for the company and subscription is the holy grail....

This classic camera update looks even better.

I understand very early Canons were fitted Nikon lenses.

At last.

35mm "full-frame" photography started by a Leica camera more then 100 years ago. "Full-frame" is still going strong.

RED turning red.

Useless when you mount the lens on the body.

Of course, snap-shooters are happy with phone cameras but I believe, there are many budding photographers who will be pleased with these entry level 'proper' cameras.

Very classic. I like it.

Of course, longer the focal length shallower the DOF but the perspective changes as well. For wider angel view with shallow DOP the only option is to have a wider aperture lens.

Enjoyed this review. Very informative to the point and no nonsense. I must add, looking at some stunning photographs was great pleasure too.

Looks good I must admit.

In Studio Scene, in some parts of the etching picture on left is showing moiré effect on Sony A1 a little more. Is it just my monitor or is it common to all I wonder.

Some really stunning photographs. Enjoyed.

An interesting article by Thom about Nikon's involvement with Tower Semiconductor.
https://www.zsystemuser.com/nikon-z-system-news-and/commentary-on-the-news.html
Nikon are manufactures of...

Now is it a LED technology problem or is it a camera using electronic shutter at certain shutter speeds problem ?