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Cool, thanks for sharing, helps using FRV obiously.

Thank you very much for your quick answer, Ian.

Conc. the Panasonic LEICA 12-60 mm lens: Could anyone tell me the widest apertures of this lens at 24 mm and 35 mm? Thank you! (I'm comparing the 12-35 2.8 and the 12-60 2.8/4 for a friend who ...

Seems like for wedding, fashion, outdoor, lifestyle no one needs a hood. Funny.
Somehow by their vid they seem to suggest the game is about "shock proof quality" vs. "image quality" :)

Thanks, and yep, you're right :)

Thank you very much for your explanation. Since I'm not from the electronic department one more question: How exactly is this analog gain achieved?

... different tools for different tasks ;)

One question concerning the "... get the idea that something substantive (most probably light) is being 'amplified', so turning up the ISO somehow gives you more." I very well understand that light ...

Sorry Mr. "shapest" Knife, but you said "I think you have the wrong expectations on lenses and a too large budget" to ... anotherMike. Now, that I find amusing since I don't know anyone ...

Here Yoga 920 actually is starts at 1600 € (i5, 8 GB) - not a bargain :)

yep, that's a nice pick also, a bit pricy over here.

And I think, no, I know you have no clue :)

Welcome to #Greedobe.

I like it and like HP's attempt to provide a mobile 'real machine' that delivers interesting options (i.e. i7 8650U, 32 GB RAM, up to 2 TB, SD card slot) - cool.
Anyway, I'd like it even more if...

Nope, don't forget the D750 ;) (and yes, it has less pixels)

Good point! I'm seriously considering buying two D750 bodies instead of one D850 body also because the D750 looks very good even at low ISO...

yep, this is one option for sure. Otoh, using the same bodies can be an advantage per se.

No wonder since the D750 covers a wide DR. What I'm considering actually is what would bring more advantages for architectural and interior shootings: buying one D850 body or two D750 bodies? When ...

Seems like the D750 is the perfect body for architectural shots in case you don't need to print really big. Would you agree on that, Bill?