Pixel Pooper

Don't do that. All it will reduce is resolution which is better done in post.

"You either have the eye for photography or you don't."

That's not what begging the question means.

This has literally never happened to me. When I show my pictures to my non-photog friends they are usually amazed at how wonderful they are. Maybe you need better friends, or maybe you need better ...

Probably not... Yes I would object. Luckily I had no problem purchasing a vehicle that does not accommodate the needs of the disabled.

I have no problem getting the SD card out of my A6000 and I have normal human sized hands. I probably wouldn't have bought this camera if the compact design was compromised to appease the sausage ...

I've never seen anything like that from my A6000. I think your camera is faulty and you should return it.

I'm not sure what pictures your want to see. What it is that you think needs proving?

I mean that perspective and AOV are two different things that are not related.

The perspective is the same, but not because the AOV is the same. The perspective is the same because the subject distance is the same. Perspective and AOV are not the same thing. You can have the ...

You are conflating perspective and perspective distortion. Perspective distortion is caused by the difference in AOV between the photograph when shot, and when viewed. The standard viewing ...

You left out the context in your quote which is talking about your perspective when viewing the image: " When photographs are viewed at the ordinary viewing distance , the angle of view at which ...

The lens doesn't change, but the results do.

Correct, equivalent photos have the same field of view, same perspective, and the same amount of bokeh, although the character of the bokeh depends on the individual lens used. Perspective ...

The DPR quote above says the perspective is the same because you are shooting from the same position, not because the field of view is the same. They are two different things.  If you shoot from ...

You both should google it. ;-) Perspective is not a lens characteristic, it depends entirely on subject distance. With the same framing, equivalent focal lengths will give the same perspective ...

If the photos look over exposed you might need to change your metering mode. If they don't, then the camera is choosing the correct ISO. Expecting ISO 800 at f/4 in a "moderately lit room" seems a ...

If you think you have enough lenses, your GAS is cured.

Get the TG5. It has better image quality and a zoom lens so you don't have to shoot everything in ultra wide like the GoPro.

I captured a female jumping spider specimen for an entomologist, and once she wasn't there to protect her nest another female of the same species came and ate all the web and eggs. I don't know ...