KrisAK

I don't know those cameras. Why is the 1DX III sensor so special? And would that be preferable to a sensor with the Dual Gain Output tech that others have mentioned?

If you wedge a 28mm into that series, then yes. (I'm semi-seriously considering a used Leica Q for that very reason.)

If accurate, the 85 is substantially more than the (non-IS, non-macro) Samyang 1.4. Hoping someone does a quick comparison.

I prefer a top display, but to be honest, the one on the R is tough to read. (I wish you change the duration of the backlight...anything to make it more usable.)

Nice, but I wish they'd release the compact prime that's on their lens roadmap.

@Fujinut: and Fuji?

Oh god, please don't encourage another obligatory site redesign. I can't think of a site that's (recently) been redesigned for the better.

@ Sarman: I'm genuinely curious: tube amp?

I was looking for the same thing, and ended up repurchasing the 40mm 2.8. It was quiet and fast to focus on my 40D, and I'll appreciate the wider FL on FF. Voigtländer also has a pair (I think) of ...

I'd definitely want autofocus.

"Big Pixels" again. I don't quite know what to make of that argument. Didn't downsampled images from the A7R-something pretty much match (or exceed) images from the "big pixel" A7S-series?

Camera movement with long focal lengths...I should have realized that! Thanks for taking the time to explain.

Neat! And that's quite a lens. Can I ask: why that shutter speed? (It seems high, but I've never shot this sort of thing, and I know birds move quickly, even at 'rest.')

I frequently shoot portrait orientation on a tripod, and being able to tilt the screen down is a godsend for (my) photography. Same for low-to-the-ground shots. So it's not necessarily a video thing. ...

Have we hit a wall in terms of smartphone image quality? While these look good, and in some instances, very, very good, the improvements seem marginal over previous generations. And the images...

Thanks for the insight. Sad, indeed.

Well, sure. But it also suggest a legal loophole through which an employer could shirk their obligations to their employees.

Thom Hogan wrote a piece yesterday, intimating that this deal was partly "a way of getting around Japan's employee laws, among other things." Not sure what to make of that. Maybe someone here could ...

Last saw a VIAO? Probably at CompUSA.

Monty Python is what came to mind for me.