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"... put on by the Natural History Museum"

Almost every country has a natural history museum. Which one would this be?

In the right hands that D3100 will take better pictures than the best camera of today in incompetent hands.

Of course mirrorless is taking photography into territory previously not possible with DSLRs. But that does not mean that DSLRs have stopped working, or stopped taking great pictures. Just like my...

"'transient luminous event"? In my day we simply called them UFOs.

As usual, DPR trip over themselves to give Apple free publicity. Same as Adobe.

Perfect!

I for one did find this interesting.

And me.

I guess dr. Korn won't be able to treat someone like me with only a lowly Xiaomi phone.

Yes, everybody knows a cat can make or break a lens!

Yes, mirrorless is known for small and lightweight lenses.

But where's the innovation, everybody whines.

Did you really expect Hasselblad to pour millions into new features for the only 800 examples of this camera that will be made?

No weather sealing? There are literally millions of cameras without weathersealing doing just fine.

Relax, this is just an anniversary edition, not a new range.

An anniversary edition is not really the place to innovate. Only 800 of these will be made.

We take smartphones and their picture taking abilities for granted these days, but it remains amazing how much technology is packed inside such a compact form factor.

My main computer is a desktop, and I also keep a similar desktop as a backup. Computers do give problems, and it is invaluable to have a similar machine to continue working on while the other one ...

With most phones these days you can just tap on the screen where you want your focus.

This is not an ad. It is an announcement, based on a press release by the manufacturer. An advertisement is paid for, and I am sure DPR did not receive any money in this case.

Luckily there are much, much more affordable options to start you off in astronomy. You can even build something yourself for next to nothing.