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i would say Fuji knows what they're doing. if absolute IQ and thin DOF is your priority, i would highly recommend fullframe. but majority of consumers either just stick to their kit lenses or at...

well, ff milc used to be a sony only thing (sorry leica doesn't count). now its suddenly crowded. the market must be bigger than we think?

exactly, looking at dof only equivalent is a very limited way of thinking and seeing things.

agree. but majority of consumers either just stick to their kit lenses or go for fuji's more affordable/compact f2 lenses. if absolute IQ and thin DOF is your priority, i would highly recommend...

does it work better than a physical dial? what happens if you accidentally touch it (something that would certainly happen during regular use)?

can someone do an extensive review of the touchbar? will this feature be the future? im really curious as this is one feature no one saw coming. strange that canon has time to design a touchbar but...

Canon has been very clear that lens stabilization brings in more money by creating several versions of the same lens.

Im glad that DPR is reporting it to promote awareness. People should be very cautious that a lot startups can end up as failures. At least now I know better.

agree. nikon wasted so much time and money with nikon 1, nikon DL and keymission. nikon is not as big as canon/sony/fuji as a company... which is why it might make more sense to start with apsc and...

I wonder if Nikon will launch an apsc Z camera as the apsc market is much much bigger. Maybe Nikon should have started there... Although the large mount may make it harder to design a compact...

while the XT3 is indeed a fantastic camera, i believe Ken Wheeler (or "Theoria Apophasis") has next to zero credibility as he is one the lousiest photographers i've ever seen. at one point in time,...

Completely the opposite. The hype was so massive that it made everyone have sky high expectations. A lot were even saying that it will be the end of Sony and that Sony is just an electronics company.

Nikon calls it balloon-AF.

Honestly, i think the AF will perform very well for a regular user like me. But I'm not the market for this. At $3400, users will definitely be more demanding... especially if there are competing...

its huge.

now fuji needs to update a lot of their older lenses to keep up with the AF advancements of the XT3

@SteveAnderson for jpg shooters, i would highly recommend Fuji over a Canon.

@CSS most buyers are smart enough to at least compare specs and performance and read reviews especially when spending $2000++.

i find the lack of IBIS the most insulting as canon definitely has the capability and tech to include IBIS. so why did they not? so they can recreate several versions of the same lenses and force...

@Fwiler1 mirrorless battery life depletes much faster as compared to a dslr. i thought everyone knew that. usb charging is a very common and convenient way of overcoming this issue.