Rohith Thumati

Thanks for the heads up! The G1X III at $650 (35% off current retail price) and G3X at $500 (41% off) refurbished are crazy good prices. You have to think that means the cameras will either be ...

very cool! A little safety redundancy is never a bad idea, I think if you just add a cord connecting the frame to the camera’s wrist strap eyelet, you should be good.

I’m not sure Nikon gets credit for being bold with the DL line when the cameras were never released.

Good work. I love this lens.

Thanks! That’s a good demonstration of what could be done with more computational power in camera.

It’s not on your list, but I’m quite happy with the Lowepro Photo Sport 200 I recently bought. I’ve only been on a few hikes with it - between 6 and 9 miles in 75-80 degree weather - but it’s been ...

So ... what did you do? Did you take multiple frames and combine them in post? What applications did you use? Do you have a reference unaltered frame to compare against?

Hypothetical Camera Co aims to disrupt the camera market with an innovative naming scheme 😁

Sort of - the first two RX100’s had a dimmer 28-100 lens; they didn’t go to the 24-70 until the 3rd iteration. So, between the three different lenses on the RX100/ZV-1, the two different on the ...

Touchscreen criticism aside, I’m not sure that’s quite fair to Sony. They’ve had 3 completely different lenses across the 9 different RX100/ZV-1 models (I may be missing a variation in there; ...

I really hope they do. Even though I take a ton of photos with my iPhone and I have a Z6, my LX100 II is my go-to for a lot of situations. The combination of size/weight/discretion, image quality, ...

Yeah, there’s no chance Z DX becomes a fully fleshed out system like Fuji X. If Nikon fulfills it’s roadmap and adds a couple more lenses (like a wide DX zoom), though, I think it’ll be close ...

A couple assumptions - (1) The compact primes are all f/2.8 (2) The existing lens roadmap is all delivered, so I don’t need to worry about those

I don’t think your experience with output quality is consistent with others - at least it’s not with mine. It’s better than my iPhone X by a lot, and as good as my E-M5 II with the 12-35mm f/2.8 ...

Well, except the desired reach - the G1X III tops out at 72mm equivalent (the previous G1X II went to 120mm-e). And you have to accept the dimmer lens. But otherwise, yep.

Yeah, that’s the problem with the LX100 II - it has a lot of great attributes that make for a good experience and very good image quality, but It also has a lot of frustrations that detract from ...

A couple questions: (1) How much extra weight would be too much? Paragliding sounds like an environment where every gram would matter?

The ‘throwing’ part is a slight exaggeration on my part. “Put in a small case that then goes into a beach bag” would be more precise, but far more wordy ;) You’re not wrong at all :) Flash sync ...

Yeah, that’s super frustrating. If you can’t rely on the tool, it’s not worth having. I think your example is a clear case of when cameras like the LX100 II are valuable, though (when they work!) - ...

The LX100 has its issues and does need to be babied - my original died also - but I don’t think that ILC’s can quite replicate it. Being able to sync flash at 1/2000th - which allows you to balance ...