john Clinch

The camera obviously  shouldn't  do that.  But manual mode would be the obvioys thing  to try including  manual focus You might be able to take a set of shorter exposures and average them in post ...

Idm but that doesn't mean that 30mpixels won't meet most peoples printing needs.

APS? APS-C?

I'm sorry but that is an odd post. You have 4 other devices that meet your needs. I therefore can't ser why you feel need the need to dismis this camera. It's hardly damning

I'm surprised this doesn't come up more often as an issue and. On chip PDAF is a bit smoke and mirrors to me. The area used for AF has to be kept small as you are making holes in the final image. ...

Do you mean better sensor? The image quality won't change with a change in aps-c camera Do you mean higher shutter speed? I would have thought that your ahutter speed was currently limited by ...

My first camera with AF was a basic Minolta film slr. It had a a single af point. But that had a predictive algorithm to focus on objects that changing in distance.

Full frame but hopeless inflexible sensor. My Sony rx100 is better in every way Yes i own one i also had two olympus XAs

I think it was a sensible question i'm a uk citizen and have only spent 3 months in the USA. We camped in many wild places in California, Colorado and Utah. Every night we felt safe but one. We had ...

Of course it has to cover a larger sensor than a MFT lens...

But it saving weight is also true isn't it?

Shoot RAW post process That shot has so much more to give including a level Horizon

It's neither of use who made this mess I found the term ff lens unclear but matbe that's  me

That needs at least one more statement to be true. A 50mm lens at f8 always has the same size opening on any camera. It's only when you mount a longer focal length on the ff camera to achieve the ...

Just thinking aloud i think the lightest way to go wider with a bridge camera might be the Ricoh GR and wide apapter. That adds 500g to your  bag and takes you to 21mm ff equivalent. Plus more low ...

As i said above this is correct. Assuming the cropped image is enlarged to the same dimensions as the uncropped image However  if we make an adjustment to achieve the same framing,  which is how ...

That tells you the sensor produces the same noise. But image processing  has really moved on hence the difference in jpgs. Put the files through the same RAW converter and the difference will be small

How did we end up hear. I don't  mean you,  i mean photography It's f2.8 for exposure. The depth of field  of a 50mm f2.8 lens is the same for both formats at the same distance. But if you step ...

Thank you for the ongoing debate I was surprised when I looked back through my mountain shots how many were taken at longer focal lengths. It's a useful reflection which will help with future gear ...

All of my previous shots were taken at 28mm FF equivalent. The panoramas were stitched from this focal length. Thanks for the positive feedback