zorgon

Cameras should be designed by engineers not lawyers.

@USN Squid
I never said the B&W film was fuji velvia. You just assumed that. The exact numbers are irrelevant. If the "theory" does not match the results, then the theory is wrong.
I've only seen...

@USN Squid
Ken Rockwell's numbers are wrong. Look at this link: http://www.tmax100.com/photo/pdf/film.pdf
Fuji velvia 50 is only measured at 80lp/mm, not 160 as Ken Rockwell Claims. Only B&W film...

This is a good idea. Cameras like the LX100 already do something similar. By having a sensor that is larger than the image circle, the user can choose to crop to different aspect ratios in post, ...

Perhaps it's called "Classic" because the user interface is changing. That doesn't mean to say that they're getting rid of local storage altogether. That doesn't make any sense, at least not in the...

I'm disappointed that there was no new iMac announcement, but this is most likely because they intend to release it with the new ARM processor. If they released it now, it would need to accommodate...

There's no chance that Adobe will switch to cloud only Lightroom. Most likely, the two products will be amalgamated into one product with the newer interface and all the features from LR Classic...

@Horshack Intel's 10nm process has a higher transistor density than TSMC's 7nm. Just like intel, TSMC are not able to manufacture "7nm" with large die size. AMD's processors use multiple smaller...

Tony Northrup tested the A7R3 + 200-600 with 1.4 and 2x teleconverters and he reckons there's no point in using either of the teleconverters as you're not gaining any more detail. https://www.youtu ...

Your entire system is outdated. Don't look at "GHz" as this is meaningless when comparing CPUs from different generations. The 2350M processor is a low-end generation 2 Intel core processor from ...

Press X to doubt. The goal for Canon with the R5 should be to take a significant market share away from the Sony A7R4 and potential A7S3, and that's not going to happen at £5500. Canon will most ...

As others have suggested, I would strongly recommend shooting jpg + RAW. It doesn't matter if you're a complete beginner and you only use the jpgs, but I can guarantee you will be grateful to have ...

More expensive gear will generally have higher specs, but this doesn't always equate to better performance, and it often comes with the penalty of more weight to carry around. It's best to do your ...

It's your money, so do whatever you want. Just make sure to back up your photos as you could lose a whole year's worth of images if a card fails. The downside is that it's more expensive to use SD ...

The comparison uses Adobe's standard RAW development which is known to yield poor results with Fuji X-trans. Using "enhance details" in Lightroom, or Capture One / Iridient is the way to go.

As long as you don't show up to a photoshoot with an iPhone, the client doesn't care what gear you use. The client will hire you based on your portfolio, how you conduct yourself and word of ...

You don't need to worry about that because neither Catalina nor Mojave will install on a 2010 mac. I believe OS 10.12 is the latest supported version, but it will tell you when you try to download ...

You seem to be confusing macs and PCs 1) MacOS does not have a defragmenter because they automatically defragment their hard drives as you use them. 2) Swapping out an HDD on an iMac is extremely ...

Chrome OS is linux based actually, but it's FAR simpler than linux, windows or macOS. If your wife can use chrome browser on macOS, it's pretty much the same on a chromebook.

That's a good point. The only way it could have 1TB SSD is if someone opened it up and put one in there.