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fair enough! for pro's certainly a consideration.

i capture still only. typically in one-shot mode. very rarely a short burst, never machine-gun. no interest in video capture whatsoever. hardly ever more than 300 pics/day. so offload speed to PC...

luckily i don't need any. SD UHS II plenty fast for my use. and less expensive than my camera. lol

oh, you live in San Francisco? lol

i remember a few early Sony digital compact / bridge camera models had laser AF ... F505? i am not aware of any issue related to eye safety in real life with those cameras. i knew a user of one...

i am not interested in scanning backs. 30 APS-C sensors - second latest gen - should come reasonably cheap. Probably there are still unsold lots in some warehouses. or even dismantled from unsold...

all nice, except the "analog / film" part of it. Why are there no 4x5" digital cameras using cleverly stitched, reasonably inexpensive APS-C sensors along with some smart software?

no. not discontinued. so far. just suspended. until Canon finally realizes that very few people are willing and able to buy cameras at 5k and lenses for 3k+ a pop. Soon enough they will come to...

because the mount has perfect parameters (throat width and flange focal distance) for APS-C lenses offering "mirrorfree holy trinity":
* optically excellent and
* super compact and
* very...

EF-S 10-22 plus adapter is not needed. EF-M 11-22 (plus ND filter) is a better, more compact and less expensive solution.

as far as adapters are concerned, the original Canon EF/EF-M is the only...

including camera robbery at gunpoint? for an even more realistic SF experience ...

so happy i left film behind back in 2000. Digital imaging has truly liberated me in my photography. creatively and economically. It starts with getting instant feedback after each capture and not...

5 articles, 5 cameras sold. price is too high for most ... for a quarter-format sensor. It would have been "wow" if OM-1 would have been same size, same price, same features and digital tricks ......

the only profiteers are video users who all of a sudden get a plethora of choice of full-bore video cameras with all the advantages jordan lists: smaller form factor, built-in EVF, dual use...

economies of scale argument is a fallacy in case of full-bore video-and-audio recording cameras. if it were true then all cars would come with 4-wheel drive. "because it is cheaper than making...

"Everyone's needs are different.

Just like there are a huge variety of cameras to suit the needs of various photographic challenges, videographers and cinematographers require different tools for...

ofc magnar sounding off again in his usual, totally unqualified ways. totally clueless about the amazing creative vision, skills and experience many folks on this forum have.

i like the ad. Don't really care much how exactly it was made. Output over input. ofc China should not have gotten winter games, ever. should be boycotted for their dictatorship, massive human...

well, i am a DP regular and enjoy my EOS M6 II and EF-M lenses, plus occasionally EF glass via native adapter. Using it a lot more than my DSLR, simply due to size/weight advantage.

"customization" will be whether you can order a cam in 1 of 22 different ugly colors or with fake crocodile leatherette. Just like Leica.

for sure not a "bespoke" camera along my quest for a "pure...