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It is kind of weird to have a line state "...includes all the display technology you'd expect..." immediately followed by "...doesn't have DisplayPort, which is a curious omission."

@chromos because the visible spectrum is usually specified in nm and many of us may shoot modified cameras that handle near-IR, which is also specified in nm.

Seeing the photographer's shadow in the last photo, while normally forboden, is actually kinda cool.

Sandisk has a 4TB rugged version with similar speed specs for about the same $/GB.

Ribbed for your grippy pleasure. The original did slide around on the pelican (case) I was used as a table in the field.

Also, it should leave fewer scratches on other gear when thrown together.

It looks like for $10 they added a rubber protector. I'll take it. I would have assumed a light splash wouldn't have affected the original T7, but having the rating is good for piece of mind.

I have taken the battery out of my A7RIV exactly twice since getting it in 2019, so I recognize this product is not for me. This would have been great when in-body charging wasn't as common. The...

All of those concerns (dust, micrometeorites, etc) should lead to lessons learned for any permanent operating base. We need practice before people start living up there.

It doesn't have any effect on picture quality, but the retro look is fun to shoot with. I added a 'retro' vinyl skin to my A7RIV and it looks good and gets a discussion going when shooting candids.

@Impulses - those are good points. Thanks for pointing out the Sigma 90/2.8 as an option.

I'm comparing E mount to E mount lenses from their respective websites.

The macro makes this special. 85mm 1.8s (with AF) really aren't that large or heavy. Sony 85 f1.8 is 371g vs Venus f5.6 is 310g.

Stonehenge was beautifully planned and executed.

Any dust that would have fallen on the sensor will now fall on the shutter. I'm torn on that. A large enough grain could be disastrous to the mechanism whereas the sensor glass can be cleaned...

I felt like the video is more of an advertisement for a drone than the lens.

Tethering is usually required because RF doesn't propagate well through water. Non tethered drones are usually operated autonomously.

Many 3rd parties sell chargers that work on USB power. Before in-body charging, that would be the first purchase I'd make with a new camera.

Several things on that list don't have removable batteries. And this product still requires all those same batteries to be charged...just on their custom chargers.

All devices I have purchased recently have in-body charging from flashlights to laptops. I haven't swapped out the battery in my A7RIV in over a year. The only insertable batteries I charge...

The AC column looks to be updated to say AC Out, which adds a lot of clarity.