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The statement "Every November here has been colder than its predecessor in the last 20 years" is interesting and against my own observations. I decided to look at the data. Interestingly, it ...

I don't know where you live in Finland, but below is shown the variation of the November mean temperatures in Jyväskylä ("middle" of Finland) since 1961. Mean November temperature deviation from ...

Yes. And you can get even much faster lens than f/3.5-5.6. In practice however, you may realize that you don't need or even want anything faster, because of the shallow depth of field. Yes, I ...

The same ISO number and the same F-number will give the same lightness regardless of the camera. However, with a smaller sensor you will basically get worse image quality (more noise, less ...

If you prefer to learn by watching videos and/or by doing, that's of course fine, too. Internet is the ultimate source of knowledge, but I have recently realized that the accessible information is ...

ISO 100,  EV 0, F/1.8, 1/17s is the information we need. In the same circumstances, you could shoot video with the preferred 1/50s shutter speed at ISO 1600 at about f/4 (anyone, please double ...

G85 is my all-time favorite camera. I have G9 (and G7), but I like G85 the most. Don't get me wrong, G9 is a better camera in many ways, but G85 is amazing for what it is (if this makes any sense). ...

Great deal! I would argue that when shooting video the problem is often too much light, rather than not enough. And if AF is an potential issue, I suggest stopping the lens down. This means there ...

All the lenses that work with G9 will work with G85. With green screen the AF should not be terribly demanding for the camera. If you have somewhat decent lights, you don't need a large aperture ...

If you use a tripod, G7 will be almost as good as G80/G85. The most important improvements, weather sealing, better shutter for stills, IBIS, better pop-up flash mechanisms are all useless in this ...

Yes, downscaled to about 2 megapixels, the image is more or less fine. But comparable image quality can easily be achieved by the cheapest Micro Four Thirds kit lens, or the 9mm lens cap. on the ...

Before realizing it's you, I realized that this looks very much like Finland, our home country. To be honest, for example the left side at 100% (1 to 1) view looks quite horrible. But then again, ...

I miss the times when all the phone companies their own own chargers and connectors (this was before USB charging). It was nice because I could charge my phone at my friends, because they all also ...

Please explain.

Oversized sensor (like in GH1, GH2, GH5S) would also help (or native 16:9 sensor). Effectively with cropping 4:3 to 16:9 means that 14mm becomes 15mm and 12mm becomes 13mm. Oversized sensor would ...

The jurisdiction in Europe and North America is quite different. In Europe it is not so important what the written in the law books. What matters, is what were the ideas behind the law when it was ...

This is your assumption. If you believe in the free market, then you should believe that the price without the charger would actually drop. The charger can still be supplied with the device. I ...

I think in practice this means that new devices registered to be sold in EU need to have USB-C connector. These kind of changes take time, certainly in 2028 in EU old stock with non-USB-C ...

Actually we are far from the perfect free market, in which you could buy an iPhone and choose the connectors to your liking, without extra cost. Standardizing the connectors actually makes free ...

Already answered several times, but: (1) Simplifying life (making it as easy as possible to charge emergency devices such as smartphones)