Thomas Rose

I quote from the article itself:

'There's a lot of other features that separate the G1 X III and G7 X II, including that the former offers better dynamic range, weather sealing, an electronic...

<snip> What is " too heavy for walking around doing run &gun" and what is not is a matter of opinion. It depends on all kinds of things,including the conditions you shoot under, as well as how fit ...

It is not about specification lists. They don't tell the full story.  It is about how well a camera, and the system of which it is a part, meet the needs of the individual photographer.  Why do so ...

I think you underestimate Canon's superiority in some areas, their ability to catch up in others, and their marketing expertise. I expect Canon to remain the market leader, Nikon to remain in ...

I made what I thought was a list of the advantages of a mirrorless camera over a DSLR, and vice versa. Someone said it was mostly rubbish, as A DSLR with mirror locked up has the same capabilities. ...

Mirrorless advantages: (1) Fewer moving parts ... more reliable (and, most likely, cheaper to make) (2) With no mirror in the way ...

There is no need to be so rude, as you are being here, and as you were in several earlier posts.  These matters can be discussed without calling people that have a different point of view to yours ...

Canon has over half of the camera/lens business, so they must be doing something right, even if they can't please the contributors to these forums. [Nikon has the next largest share.  The others: ...

Isn't the new R from Canon a brilliant business move?  It is not quite what everyone was hoping for (single card slot, inferior video, etc. )  but it is good enough and highly specified enough to ...

It is not the brand name, it is the ergonomics.  Canon and Nikon know how to shape a camera body and where to put the controls. Sony is still learning.  If Sony does have the claimed slight ...

Everything works on my S95, including the flash, and it has made very few exposures. If it ever fails I'll simply replace it with whatever seems a good choice at the time. But I doubt that it will ...

The G7x ii is quite a bit bigger than the S95 and 50% heavier. For pocketability it is no contest. Canon's real modern equivalent to the S95 is the G9x ii. I had it and it is a great camera, but I ...

Placed 33^rd in the challenge. The plane was directly above an access footpath. My aim in this shot was to get the reflection of the path in the underside of the plane's fuselage.

I was very unhappy when my 1Ds mark ii failed. Even though it was old by the standards of digital cameras I shot mostly at low ISO, did not miss things like live view, Wi-Fi and GPS, and was ...

Where are the medium format systems?

I can only assume that you have never watched "The Angry Photographer"  (incoherent, long winded, and mostly wrong) or "Fro knows photos" ( I had to stop after about 5 seconds he is so false and ...

Why does anyone care what T&C think?  Or any of the other hundreds of clickbait marketeers that dominate "photography"  on YouTube.

If the distortion matters it can easily be fully corrected by a lens profile in your PP software. Regarding sharpness and aberrations, it is quite soft at f/1.4 especially at the edges and corners. ...

If overall image quality is the decider then the Sigma is the better choice. It is in a different class.  But it is heavy and bulky for a standard lens (though much less so than the Art version).  ...

Placed 34^th in the challenge. Sandy at Schiphol with smartphone