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I agree with the statement but not sure about the analogy. Certainly Colin Chapman would have disagreed!

It’s rather saddening when even photographers themselves value the work/art created below that of the camera that takes it.

One of these for the X1D would be nice to experiment with.

I wonder if they had sold these on a subscription model with insurance and an Adobe subscription bundled in for $180 a month (3 year contract) how many takers they would get?

Take your place in line to pass on your hate. It might be prohibitively expensive but the concept is really interesting and it shows a direction for future innovation. Its a Tesla of cameras -...

For Zoom meetings you really need to be looking at, at least a Phantom Flex4K.

Cath please don't get sucked in by the negativity that breeds within these comments. Your work is a more human and modern take on the work of Ansel Adams. Someone else who was criticised for not...

Great stuff. So refreshing not to see another set of images of people in windows and doorways.

If you only want photos/video of the inside of your pocket then your iPhone will be best, otherwise the R5 is likely to be better. :-D

It certainly makes us think, which is the point of art. I think it is a candy cigarette and it challenges the idea that a child smoking is despicable yet we’ll happily poison them with junk food....

It’s effective art because it gets people thinking and talking about people, issues and beliefs as well as the artist’s intent. It challenges the viewer to look deeper. It is I think, a candy...

Just to be clear, PAL isn’t just for Europe. Australia, Russia, China, the Middle East and many others use the frequency/frame rate.

This is what you get when you depend on a brand new, version one of anything for important ‘mission critical’ work. It always makes sense to wait for the bug fixes before relying on new technology.

It isn’t widely used but I know of a couple of other commercial shooters also using the S system. Most working photographers don’t make a big thing about their gear. It is a serious workhorse of a...

Hang on. It will do 60 frames per second and has a battery life of 420 shots. That means the battery will be flat in 7 seconds!!

@gazza73 I work commercially shooting mostly reflective products often in mixed lighting, and moved to the Hasselblad H system 8 years ago specifically for the sync speed. It allows me to control...

Two things the XD does that nothing cheaper will: It has leaf shutter lenses which allow it to sync with flash at up to 1/2000th. It can also make use of the excellent Hasselblad HC lenses with...