Elliot H

justmeMN: I wonder if Nikon's quality control problems are related to an emphasis on cost cutting.

OhWeh: Nikon should use electronical shutters like Sony, Olympus, Fuji, etc. do. The only things, which are moving in my E-M1.2 are the aperture and the AF-motors. And of course no moving mirrors.

Wake up Nikon. Future is now!

Trundling: How to get featured on DPR? Get an absurdly old technology camera, yap about "relationship between the subject and the photographer", drone on and on about "why I press the shutter", whine about how modern photographers buy their expensive cameras, and VOILA - you're a star. Until, of course, they find a janitor who uses a shoe box as a photo camera and a welding machine as a flash.

And it would all be fine. DPR is hardly a serious photography website and those movies come and go faster than gay footballers. The problem is that his photography is the exact opposite of what he's saying. A racing car crash, a group of children in some national costumes, a woman looking lustfully into the camera. WHAT'S NEW!? And the question goes way beyond this man. Can modern photographers actually make a good photo? One that wouldn't show blood or a fight or shark's teeth, but would be so great that you would just stare at it speechless. I miss the last time I had that feeling.

TwoMetreBill: Lots of unsold inventory being dumped. If the previous generation model was terrific when it came out then it is still terrific and a deal at the bargain prices currently available.

JEROME NOLAS: Just don't buy it, it's that simple...

left eye: To all the guys who carry a phone in their front trouser pocket,
this could be rather embarrassing.

RCicala: Being scientific isn't about having the right answer. It's about trying to get the right answer and being transparent in your methodology so that others can constructively critique your methods and make them better. And then the hard part - going 'we made a mistake, we're fixing it'.

The easy thing is not show methods, not accept criticism, and scream "I'm right" louder than anyone else. It's easy. But it's bad science.

My compliments and admiration for doing the hard thing. I've had to do it several times.

kreislauf: damn, I see my potential Ricoh GR III not being available to me in 2017...
that sucks.

Elliot H: what about; "Black LGBT photographers with white cameras"?

DarnGoodPhotos: Hey, at least it's not another Sony article. :D

KubeKube: In the first sentence, "it had solid image quality" and then "respectable image quality" - which one?

UneVache: Does Nikon has that much difficulties to sell this D7500 that it needs that kind of article to convince potential customers not to get a cheaper D7200 instead ?

Dante Birchen: Canon really needs to bring out a 7DMkIII with the new sensor

Terry Breedlove: The biggest reason I shoot with my iPhone is because I have it with me all the time and it is super easy and fast to share images online. These add on lenses are counter intuitive tool of that. If I am going to be packing extra gear around it will be a real camera to start with. Though that might just be a tad bit larger and heavier and slower with my Hasselblad and some film. :)