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That's my point. Take it seriously but don't panic. The latter helps no one.

It's sad to see people over and under-react to COVID-19. Yes it's serious and we need to take precautions. But no, it is not the end of the world. Thanks DPR for staying sane in the midst of all this.

Some perspective, for what it's worth: I started out loving swivel screens; no doubt because my first "serious" camera had one. Never needed or wanted one before. Then suddenly I couldn't live ...

Oh it's not manufacturer-specific. Just marketing departments coming back to haunt them in the very next model. And they never learn anything.

It's funny that. Every new model is the best AF ever that will meet all your needs... until the next model needs to be peddled. :-D

That, plus we had a very late snow this year. We only just got our first 6 inches this past Saturday. I guess they're paying the snow back for the no-show. Although as a reluctant yet compulsive...

I suspect that this camera has touchline pro photographers salivating. Particularly over the connectivity features, extended battery life & faster shooting/bigger buffer. I may be wrong though as I...

Left one for me too, if you correct the perspective. A human figure in a picture can add a sense of scale or drama but the cottage-in-a-foggy-forest screams isolation and other-worldliness which ...

The obvious question is: why not just create a view option to display the same film info (with appropriate black borders) on a regular screen that articulates properly? You still get the nostalgia...

Join the club. I struggle to "see" what makes one of my pictures decent even after I've taken it! I wholeheartedly concur. Better equipment may not make you a better photographer but it sure makes ...

That review appears to be the exception. Optical limits and Lenstip both give the edge to the 90mm vs the 50-140@90mm. It stands to reason that a lens designed for a single focal length will ...

"... half a stop more expensive...", nice one! 👍

I too found the 33mm focal length more intriguing. That said, I felt F1.0 was overkill for my intended use so I discounted the 33 F1.0 as too large and expensive for my needs. As much as I would ...

Got on here to say precisely that but you beat me to it. Short-sighted greed overriding common sense here - the cost has already been incurred, $10 a pop is hardly worth the damage to the brand's...

I only travel with one camera. A lens that is versatile enough to minimize lens changes is always welcome.

"Phenomenon" sounds better than "bug" I guess.

I thought bokeh quality, or how well astigmatism was corrected to be more precise, is indicated by the difference between dotted and straight lines (meridional vs sagittal) not thin vs thick (45 ...

Forget the lens, that crepe looks yummy!

- 15 lpmm measure contrast and 45 lpmm measure resolution. Used to be 10 and 30 for older lenses. - sagittal lines are lines radiating out from the centre. Meridional lines are perpendicular to ...

When it gets dirty. Fortunately, all my cameras have so far been rather virtuous so I've had little reason to denude their sensors. :-P