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I see what you did there...

Indeed, the ability to shave a repeatable thickness layer and remove all tool marks while maintaining the subject in a specific spot is pretty impressive.

No wireless, less space than a Nomad. Lame.

I have 5 iPads in my house and one Surface Pro 4. I'm going to give you one guess as to what I use to make a living, and my hint is going to be that it has an Intel CPU.

Selective demos always...

With the 30% cut Apple takes for every app sale, and the move to per-person rental pricing on the computer side, Adobe has no real incentive to devote hundred of thousands of programmer hours to...

@JT26 - afaict, the iPad "pro" still runs iOS, a tablet-centric, limited operating system which cannot load professional applications, such as the full versions of Adobe CC software, AutoCAD...

Compare that with a Sony H400 - more zoom range and 1/10 the weight. Clearly the Sony wins, amirite?

And you get the goofy looking donut bokeh as a bonus.

If you think zero bezel phones don't cause problems, you haven't use them much. I have a S7 Edge after losing my Note 7 to the battery fiasco and I have to keep mine in a case to avoid spurious...

It's not just the texture but the ability to ink (lead? graphite?) the way a pencil responds to paper. As a designer, I go through 1000+ sheets of paper a year for work that gets scanned and then...

Just repost the one from 2 years ago. Or 3 years ago. Or 5 years ago. Nothing has changed but the video spec and whether they've added or removed GPS.

Has Nikon EVER had a market-leading compact?

They exist because (1) they're drop rated and waterproof without a special housing and (2) they have an optical zoom lens and a layout optimized for photos rather than video. The "ooh, look we...

It's official: at this point, the Rugged market teams from all the manufacturers are just mailing it in every year with a new number in the model, maybe a new color case, and improved software and...

Fair enough, if accurate. I've only ever seen the overall dims as 5.9 x 4.0 x 3.2 and 1.5 pounds. The bigger size is definitely NOT pocktable, and for that (price and size) could could buy a Sony ...

You would think a camera of this general size, a few mm thicker, could use an offcenter optic and folded optical path to get a decent zoom range from a 1/1.7 or even 2/3" sensor.

Expensive, single, normal focal length (neither wide nor tele - basically the same as a phone), huge (compared to rugged/action) cameras. You pay a stark premium but have to give up a lot of...

I never need time/shutter accuracy for my application, just "what does it look like" or being able to reach and take a record photograph of a monitor (30mmx30mm grid with a reticle) that's 10-15''...

To be fair - the instructions explicitly state that you are supposed to thoroughly clean and rinse the camera before opening the seal. The Panasonics were notorious for having bad seals that folded...

SeaLife DC2000? For a rugged, carry with you cam? It's a fixed focal length camera with *only* underwater modes and is (literally) 5x the size of the TG-5. If you're going to spend double to...