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I have the Rokinon 12mm f/2. It indeeds vignettes quite a bit at f/2 but stop down to f/4 or f/5.6 and you should be fine. 17mm is a lot tighter so don't compare those two.

Hi Mike, Considering your current and future uses of the camera, I think you should go with a camera that can change lenses. Also, you could save some money by buying a used previous generation ...

I agree, we definitely need smaller sized lenses even if that means slightly lower IQ.

I'm sure you'd care about Wi-fi if it was well implemented. Using it you could also quickly download your photos on your computer. No card readers or cables needed.

Try shooting in the extended DR modes. Or better yet, process raw files.

Increasing the size of the AF box increased the keeper rate on my X-T10.

Burgas, Bulgaria. Ignore the focal length readings in the EXIF on the first two - they're taken with the Rokinon 12mm f/2 27mm f/2.8 60mm f/2.4

But feature-wise they're in the same bracket - they're similarly sized, have 5.8" screens and lack pens. The main difference is the lack of a "telephoto" camera on the S8.

Shouldn't the iPhone X's be compared with the Galaxy S8?

You could fit more people in a group photo using a lens wider than the 18-140 but it'll distort people near the edges of the frame. Wide angles are not common for portraiture either. So stay with ...

Because Fuji wants to show serious sports and wildlife photographers they have a true pro grade telephoto lens, something that was missing from the Fuji line-up. It'll also work well with TCs as ...

There are always leaks. Until recently they were out of dpreview's scope ;)

The 60 is the most logical choice at it has good close up abilities and nice rendering.

X-T10 + Tamron Adaptall 135mm f/2.5

A small, light, well performing and cheap 16mm the size of the 27 f/2.8 or 18 f/2 at most sounds compelling. Aperture could be f/2.4 or f/2.8.

I think you should also consider the Samyang 12mm f/2. It's cheap, fast and quite wide. That's unless you mind manually focusing which shouldn't be a problem for landscapes. Here are some samples ...

It won't.

He published it during the announcement stream.

"Despite the direct step from the iPhone 7 to the 8 model number, rather than 7s, the new models look at first sight like fairly incremental upgrades."
Of course they wouldn't want to offer an...

Yeah, at twice the price. And what does it do better?