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I own the Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 AIS whose front element takes a 52mm filter, the Nikon 85mm f/1.4 AIS, the Nikkor 105mm f/2 AF-DC, and the Nikon 180mm f/2.8, whose front elements all take a 72mm...

If Sony could achieve more of a 'shooter's perspective' in their approach to menu layout, function grouping, lenses that open to full aperture during manual focusing, etc., they'd almost have my...

KrisAK, though the laws of physics as applied to lens design require the greater physical size we're seeing in the new Sony (and other) FF AF lenses, when high IQ and fast apertures are most...

Having carried 'big gun' SLRs from Nikon and then DSLRs from Canon with their full arsenals of great glass for 30 years shooting advertising, I have to disagree with you Sion. Is it a change for...

Yes Fuji has, and though I purchased their X100t as my high-quality 'carry-around' companion to my full Canon kit (3 bodies and 9 L lenses)... this Fuji gear is so amazingly small, tough and High...

24 hours later, site Login is still in disarray. It must have been designed by the same Fuji engineers responsible for their 'flawed' (and now rolled-back) recent firmware upgrades. Those, and the...

After signing up, the 'confirmation email' never arrived. When I clicked the 'email did not arrive' button, it threw out all my info and sent me to the beginning to fill in everything all over...

Kandid to your point about 'actually looking at what I am shooting', you're actually looking at a reflection of it, bounced off the DSLR mirror (as you know). Therefore the alignment of that mirror...

Actually, Nikon and Canon wish mirrorless had never been the disruptive force it has become, just like Kodak wished the digital sensor had never been created by it own R&D engineers. If you've not...

The Fuji S3 was transformative, in its design (co-created by Nikon) and technical innovation. I did not buy one at the time, but it was a beautiful piece of gear that helped convince me that 'the...

Yes I understand, but your camera body (X-T1, X-T2, X-Pro2, etc.) was already doing exactly what it had originally been designed to do when you paid your money for it, unlike this new X-H1. This...

Kudos to Fuji for upgrading the X-T2, which I SOLD in order to buy this X-H1, TWO MONTHS AGO. Are you listening, Fuji??? Because if you are, then WHY are you spending a single SECOND of time on the...

Great, Canon... use photo elements that were clearly stolen without that artist's knowledge or permission, and then lie about it to the world. Clearly one or more employees need to be immediately...

Gee, four guys up in Portland must be in tears, right about now.

And those points determine the difference between 'professional' output (where everything leaving my DigitalPost workflow can be sent to any print house by my clients, and expect perfect color, or...

You do know that Fuji's sensors are "ISO-less", meaning that any ISO selected above 800 is simply being 'pushed' via software so that black point and shadows are lifted in the RAW file. The camera...

Where does color management of images come into play among all these different mobile devices? Does no one deliver calibrated images to clients anymore, besides those of us shooting advertising?

My Sigma ART 24-105mm is a superb lens (far outpacing the Canon 24-105 it replaced), and I say that having shot advertising for 30 years using the very best Nikon, Canon, Hasselblad, Contax 645AF,...

You should try using a Sigma ART lens before belching out such 'blanket bashing', so you don't end up sounding like an 80-year old fool completely out of touch with reality. Anymore.

Why not just leave your ISO at 3200 so that you always have the usable shutter speed needed in the lowest light you encounter on stage? Your 'electronic+mechanical' shutter will keep you from...