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Basicaly, a revived Nikon 1

Why you turned off the comment section? We could have enjoyed the hilarity like intel fanboys would lose their mind.

And better micro lenses as usual

Although it's too expensive to be justified

If you could hold on at least a month, do so. The M1 is a completely new architecture to the mass market and you're better off waiting for software updates while it drops in price a bit.

Hang on for a few month since the M1 has the PS3 Cell syndrome; too odd for programmers until Apple supports software better with M1 and better process schedulers. Don't waste on high end x86_64 ...

This is the weirdest cat pose I've seen yet

(3x5x35)+35+35+35+35+35 = (3x5x35)+(2x0x5x35)+(1x5x35) = (15x35)+(2x0x175)+(1x5x35)

divide the by 5 without having remainders

(3x7) + (2x0x15 ) + (1x5x7)

flip the + with x and x with +

(3+7)...

The secret is to challenge them with their laziness :) The calmer you are, the sleepier they get

Unless you live in a place that's anti-film I live in a place that's anti-photography or even anti-Olympus; people believe it's a Chinese company since they mistaken it for Olympia. And some ...

Thanks, but no need to repeat TN Args's words

I'm no expert, but why else would it multiply by two the file size of the same scene unless there's more detail from somewhere.

I meant to show how the original JPEGs out of the 645D where underwhelming. Spending time in creating an editing profile is worth it,

Because we changed the subject to micro lenses. We got over the fact that the A7Rii and A7Riii use the same file format and sensor but the A7riii gave larger file size due to having more details ...

Try the studio comparison tool against these three and look at how tiny the gain in sharpness you get with the NX2000 against the GH5S and how it never held up against the A7C.

Under expose; snow will look crisper and your Nikon Z6 can handle wide dynamic range to compensate for shadows. If you still feel underwhelmed with dynamic range, you can shoot -0.5 and a 0.5 EV ...

Nope, not the same size. Even the A7C scores better color details than the A7rii I would say the A7riii scores more in practicality when it comes to color. Worse micro-lenses = worse image quality: ...

Both are high end optically (Sony doesn't cheap much on the GM series). So, I wouldn't call it an invalidation. The RAW file size difference is still quite staggering.

Both A7rii and A7riii share the same RAW formats and compression (if it does any) If you look at the file sizes, the RAW of the A7riii is bigger; it's capturing details better; they're invisible to ...