alexnapierholland

Meh. I don't want this tacky nonsense. More subtle, cinematic effects please.

Is the absence of M43 cameras just bias (skilled photographers are more likely to buy full-frame). Or are they really not competitive?

But does it have good autofocus?

Isn't the point that it's a large sensor and will enjoy better light sensitivity?

Megapixels seem a convenient byproduct.

iOS devices are the choice of 80%+ of chief information officers.

People who think dissing Apple is some way of appearing to be smart about technology invariably do nothing remotely useful, or...

Dust.

No sensible person will buy this camera unless Panasonic acknowledge the dust issue in the LX100 Mk 1 and explain how it's been solved in the Mk2 2.

Photography is a nice exit from modern life. I enjoy the fact that my camera doesn't have social media accounts or play games.

Holding two devices at once and relying on bluetooth (an unreliable connection) to save my photographs.

What kind of human thinks of ideas like this?

Weight is also an issue when flying. 1kg lenses are a big chunk of your suitcase limit.

Reading the CEO's warm and intelligent words makes me feel like buying a Sigma product. Excellent style.

Luminar is a MacOS Photos plugin for me.

I really don't want to export my 50,000+ photos to Adobe's ecosystem.

I hope Luminar continue to both evolve and remember to be a plugin, so I can keep my...

Yeah I usually live in Bali but am in the UK working on a project and buying gear. Soon I'll be back with jungles and mountains... so I'm trying to get my skills up. Monkeys will be even harder to ...

Thanks for the feedback. You're both right, the F1.7 is quite the novelty and I'm maxing it out in most pictures. And given Reginald's rather large nose, perhaps a little less aperture is in order! ...

I recently bought a Panasonic G80 with the 12-60 kit lens and wondered what all the hype about prime lenses was about. I bought a Panasonic 25mm F1.7 and now I understand.

I recently spent a long time researching bag options. I don't fancy huge all-in-one bags for cameras and lenses. I have a couple of Da Kine rucksacks that are ideal when riding a motorbike in Asia. ...

Interesting! You've added a lot more meat to the bones of this story. Contrary to popular belief, I think the biggest impact of the internet on shopping isn't 'you can buy stuff online', so much as ...

Thanks for all your help and advice. I'm close to buying the SmallRig G85 cage . It's a little extra cash, but should future-proof me for all my needs. And I've been reassured it doesn't make the ...

We can move even further up the chain, with the actual products and brands. There's a huge difference between a company that researches/designs products and one that rebrands off-the-shelf items, ...

I think this post is the most nuanced, comprehensive and balanced appraisal of the situation. Slight regional differences; for example in the UK we can generally return (certainly from big ...

I did venture into our local city (Cambridge) and bought my Panasonic G80 from John Lewis (a chain department store) for £30 more than Amazon, because I figured the two year warranty and being ...