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I bet it still works faster than Canon bodies with Sony glass.

Thank you so much for this article. A very interesting piece of reading. But, at least for me, it raises some questions: how do we know that many other cameras from this or other brands tested by...

Thanks for the images. Truly informative.

You maybe need some correcting glasses for Pentax images, or you actually use some correcting glasses for Fuji, and it's not sarcasm. Please, just compare raw and judge.

Gotcha. Thanks and sorry wildbild.

Good lord! India? Please, read the text andwhen you reach to an exotic word, google it.

@Magnar: I'm perfectly aware of the differences between those cameras but this article talks about DR, not speed etc, and so did my comment. I knew someone was going to come up with something like...

As far as DR is concerned, K1 seems to be the clear winner.

Thank you guys.

Thanks for the article. I have a pair of questions, sorry if they've been covered. Leaf shutter sounds very efficient, but, doesn't produce darkening in the corners of the image since the center of...

Already said, but audio is not acceptable.

This article wins the Semi-Pro category in photo articles.

These are nice pics, but Seattle has a pervasive grey light, not the best at all to test color rendition.

Groundhog round...

Keep the Pentax Q7. It's a small jewell.

I think you dpr guys are dealing with your own prejudices. I don't see anyone in this forum talking about any magic related to MF, not regularly. By the opposite, I see tons of people regularly...

Dpr has been justifying metals because it was a comparative award, against peers in the same category. Gold for this Fuji. What are you guys comparing this camera with? X1D? 645z? Phase One? You...

Maybe, but how these pictures were taken helps.

Dpr deals awkwardly with MF. Everytime a MF camera has been tried here, somehow we can see the same negative tendency in the text, the same opinions coming from writers used to their DSLRs (or MLS...

Agree with lefteye. MF has advantages for many types of photographing, mainly commercial uses in light controlled environments. And dpr aproach is too simplistic.