Dr_Jon

Interesting link, I see it can reset the shutter count too.. hopefully that would add less than the software's cost to a camera's value. BTW when Canon replaced my 1st 5Dsr's main board they didn't ...

Formats JPEG has seen off so far include: JPEG 2000, JPEG XR, WEBP, ...

Oh and the new format needs patent licences to use...

I got confused that it's called HEIC not HEIF, which I was expecting....

P.S. my understanding is you can just choose to use compatible formats and you get JPG for stills and H.264 for movies. (You can in the beta anyways.)

P.P.S. Dropbox also asks if you want to...

I don't know, some things are good to include in a file format, but the more you put in there the more likely it is someone will find a nefarious way to use them. I remember the first time a wmv...

Canon are #2 in mirrorless with APS.

You can see the logic in avoiding the crowded APS mirrorless market, but the FF market is lower volume and so less money on the bottom line. Also it's a segment where Nikon has its best cameras, so...

I found my 85 L II focused really well on my 5DII, although you will almost certainly need Micro Focus Adjustment as the DoF is so small close up and wide open (it's surprising large when you get ...

Excellent stuff, thanks! (I was suggesting this camera as a possibility to someone the other day as it seemed to meet their needs, I think it still does, but not as well as I'd expected.)

I don't know, it's rumoured that there are some learned scholars who have been studying the Sony menu structure since the dawn of time and who have managed to change the focus mode on a Sony 1"...

Since it's basically certainly the stacked sensor chip from the RX100V then nothing sensor-wise and it's a case of whether it has cleverer AF algorithms than the RX100V, which is dividing opinions....

The Panasonic menus are pretty easy (although the GH5 has gone a bit nuts). The Sony ones (I have a RX100V which is very similar technology-wise) really aren't easy as stuff is plastered all over ...

As I mentioned before I'm certain it has the stacked sensor from the RX100V as the RX10 III had the sensor from the RX100 IV. This gives both higher bandwidth from the sensor to the stacked buffer ...

I'm quite unimpressed with my 100-300 away from the short end. It's not at all bad at the short end though. But that's not what you'd want it for. https://www.ephotozine.com/article/panasonic-lumix ...

If it helps here are a couple of SooC JPEGs with the default settings from just after I bought it and was seeing how it did. Note (re the first one being at 1/1600) the lens is best at f4.5 to ...

They originally said it was impossible (due to the image circle) and are now apparently working on it, so it will be interesting to see what happens.

What the RX100V (and the RX10 IV) do is skip ever more pixels as the datarate goes up, then resize the resulting image to 1920x1080 (it still uses the same amount of sensor area). Hence at 240/250...

Evidence? The RX100V can certainly process image data at similar rates (480MP/s) and can do AF and AE while shooting at 24fps.

A very good point, plus I wasn't trying to start an argument, just saying it's the stacked sensor from the RX100 V, as I spent a while delving into the details and the RX10 IV sensor exactly ...

Since this seems to have been resurrected I'll have a quick go. I spotted the X-E3 wasn't for you. For Fuji I'd say you want the 24MP sensor so perhaps the XT20. You seem to want a zoom and so the ...

The RX100 V is a very surprising camera, especially for image quality at higher ISOs. However it is small and fiddly and the menus are, well, done by Sony. Also there is no full manual available, ...