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It doesn't take a genius to figure out that photographers don't want to pay mid-range-DSLR money for a camera with the IQ of a 10-year-old webcam.

Offloading the items is exactly what they tried to do, so your statement is contradictory. If they knew anything about cameras, they would have stuck to Nikon, Canon and Sony instead of taking the...

The thieves obviously had no idea about the rarity of what they were stealing or how big a following TCS has online. I hope they get what they deserve.

I'm all for embracing the future and moving on to newer and better ways of doing things, but this seems like a half baked product.
It's not fully functional and is lacking a lot of the important...

I'm not saying it's not important, but that the bit-depth of modern digital cameras is already so high that adding more has very little noticeable effect.
You almost never see posterisation in...

Why is bit-depth weighted so heavily in the DXO score? Out of the three criteria, it's by far the least noticeable in a modern digital camera.

Matt Granger found the AF performance of the D5 to be noticeably better than the D850 for shooting action, so it's not going to replace the D5 for the top professional sports and press...

The "turbo boost" feature is NOT overclocking.

Take a look at the puget systems Lightroom benchmarks. The 7700K beats everything at almost every task.

Not necessarily. The Xeon processors run at lower clock speeds and have lower single core performance than the mainstream processors like the 7700K.

It probably wouldn't even be that good for Lightroom. Lots of cores are good for exporting RAW to JPG but everything else in Lightroom favours fewer cores with higher clock speed.
Lightroom has no...

*babies

Now all we need is Kai Wong to make a video of himself holding it with one hand without a strap while riding a bike down a cobbled street.

Well done PETA, you've successfully wasted a bunch of charity money given to you in good faith, on lawyers for some complete nonsense lawsuit that has nothing to do with animal welfare.

@cityofdust
Yes, but the complaints have to be from people who have actually used the product.

My thoughts exactly. The people who actually use these cameras, enjoy doing so and are happy with the results, whereas the keyboard photographers feel the need to go on forums and come up with...

These cameras always get hate in the comments section from people who can't accept that a bridge camera might be able to outperform their DSLRs, at least in some areas.
This camera has the same...

Father Bouvier is 100% correct on the equivalence settings. 220mm f4 ISO100 on 1" sensor is directly equivalent to (approx) 600mm f11 ISO800 on FF. What he seems to be unaware of however, is that...

@Dareshooter
That's a typical armchair expert comment.
If you've ever shot birds before, you would know that 600mm is most often not enough to frame the subject tightly.

Wrong, it devalues and it is therefore not an investment. Wrong, a cheap lens won't prevent you from doing this. Wrong, that's not even close to what I said. Wrong, beginners are easily misled. Wro ...