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Yeah, that was pretty distracting, although it didn't happen on the Z6 in any of the backward and forward movement. It only happened when he entered the frame from the side and the Z6 snapped into ...

Neat! It is useful information for beginners to know that one camera's default settings are a bit more "ready to use" than another camera's. But this camera isn't targeted at beginners. I can't ...

Maybe someone who watched the whole thing can say if the video AF sensitivity settings were stated in the video? A lot of video AF reviewers don't disclose sensitivity settings (or even know that ...

Maybe Panasonic was trying to avoid cannibalizing m4/3. This new camera size clearly appeals to a completely different segment of buyers.

Interesting that Sony announces an eye AF upgrade a week after Nikon announces the introduction of basic eye AF on its Z mount mirrorless cameras.

Isn't that what Canon does? Their user base is so huge that they can get away with older sensors and not lose much market share. Nikon isn't Canon but it's still way ahead of Sony in user base. Man ...

I'm curious if this was always planned as a late feature release or if they had hoped to hold off on eyeAF as a feature for the 2nd gen bodies but then decided to roll it out now to the 1st gen ...

The depreciation on keeping around an extra body may end up being the same as selling your 300 at a loss and just moving on.

You're right, there are very few use cases for a crop lens on a FF body, so I guess they wouldn't really need an adapter for m4/3 lenses to L mount. There are a lot more use cases for a FF lens on ...

I think the main reason this question is interesting is that crop bodies are a tried and true gateway drug to full frame. Someone who is willing to spend $3K+ on a camera or large amounts of FF ...

Since it's only UHS-I, it doesn't feel like it was specified as a backup slot for photos. It's perfect for a dedicated UHS-I card for video. The UHS-II cards are more expensive so I have smaller ...

I'm more of a G.L.O.W fan myself

Let's give a little love to Pentax which is the first (and only) manufacturer to implement handheld pixel shift (early this year) in a large sensor camera. In a DSLR too, not even mirrorless. ...

I've always been Sigma Foveon curious but wasn't particularly excited about the fixed lens Merrill cameras. Joining L mount definitely makes me want to try out some of that amazing micro-contrast. ...

Fast ES that's as fast as a mechanical shutter seems like one of ways that mirrorless is finally delivering on a promise to offer something better and different. Now silent shooting is an option. ...

Inducing owners to rent their equipment on a false pretense of safety only to point out later that they're not covered according to the fine print. Sounds like a terrible business. Why wouldn't...

An IR focusing sensor wouldn't do any advanced AF functions, most of which would be done on the main sensor. But in low light, the idea is to support obtaining the plane of focus aided by the red +...

Couldn't mirrorless manufacturers just add an IR focusing sensor somewhere where the light from the image circle is thrown away and doesn't land on the main sensor? I guess it sounds eerily like a...

Good point on video since they're probably not applying any processing to the video. Google certainly has enough frames recorded to do HDR and do handheld pixel shift even on the video if it wanted...

To be fair, your old Canon probably had much better dynamic range but Google gives you HDR by default so it probably just felt that way