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950 / 17 = 55.88

You did miss it. I downloaded a trial a couple of weeks ago.

It did not offer what I need so I did not purchase.

Seattle native here. It is sunny in August and early September. It rains buckets every other day of the year.

@photoaddict: yes, that has been around for some time. However, it crops the sensor readout.

The OP is looking for a camera with a 16:9 sensor.

@John Gellings: customer sensors have been commonplace for years. They are also known as "sales reps."

I don't think any poster here, especially in this thread, is arguing that FF is the "only legitimate size."

That would be 24mm × 43mm. Sweet!

Camera? You mean a high-end Leica for $15,000?

Or a Nikon D3400 for $400?

Or something in between?

The lens setup is what is important here. It can be used on whatever camera you have ... and...

By the time I get the lens reach of this camera with my APS-C D7100: 12-24, 18-105, 80-400 - my kit is about 6kg.

And I don't get focus peaking.

And I don't get 4K video.

And I don't get...

@androole: true, though with 20MP sensors and the sophistication of the other features in these cameras I think many users may keep them for many years. My wife has the Panasonic FZ200 and I will...

@redfox88: that hasn't necessarily been Sony's habit. The RX100 and RX10 are both still produced as i, ii, iiii etc. and sell side-by-side. There may be other models in their line-up where the...

@digiart ... you miss my point. Sure ... I will accept your criticism that Instax is not their business printing business.

However, my point was that a camera that prints continues to generate...

Do you mean automatic or manual? The answer is "both." It also has a ring you can use for manual focus, which earlier bridge cameras lacked - having to use a zoom-like lever to MF a camera is an...

@digiart: "... high-value-added printing businesses..." I.e.: Instax PRINTING paper. Unlike digital cameras that don't print (and therefore only generate revenue for a company one time per camera...

@ThatCamFan: we get it. You hate Zink. Message received. You can stop now.

@Bobthearch: no, no, no! The filter is to protect the camera's lens from getting wet!

Where's the snark/smiley button on this Reply box?

Ah. Thanks.

Having witnessed the eclipse from western Oregon I think this is fantastic. The expressions of amazement being uttered in Mandarin (?) rather than English just adds to the grandeur, I think. Awe...

Oh, wait. It was Apple (iOS, right? Apple has at least two O/S platforms...) vs. Android.

Same question though... which do you think is which? Long-time Nikon user and i have no issues with...

Nikon=Apple, Canon= Windows? Is that it?