teddoman

I'm living in the wrong town. Geez, I can't even pick the right parking garage apparently.

Tourism stuff was surprisingly cheap when I visited. A guided tour of an old bunker was US$15. So $5 for photos does not suggest it's a non-price to me.

If it was truly a PR stunt, wouldn't they make the penalty something silly instead of actual money? Makes me think they are actually serious about monetizing photography views that they now give...

Modern equivalent of getting saved by your metal cigarette case in your shirt pocket

In some ways the A5100 really may be the more direct competitor, making the price comparison even worse. But some buyers may pay the premium to get the Canon brand. And an M6 buyer is probably...

I'm sure they're amazing, but how large does the screen need to be to get the benefit of it?

For enthusiast and pro videos, video AF or stabilization are not deal killers, neither is really mandatory and there are workarounds.

But for the casual consumer market, you need video AF that...

I owned Panasonic cameras in the past, but I'm now a Sony owner. You can hold your camera more steady, but what can you do if you're unhappy with the AF?

It'd be smarter for Panasonic to figure out how to imitate or surpass PDAF in video including eye AF and facial recognition algorithms to know who to focus on.

To me, smooth movie AF is a real...

Could you explain how OVF makes it useless?

The addition of dual pixel AF seems to place it in direct competition with the 1080p-capable hybrid autofocusing Sony A6000. Though the A6000 lacks the touchscreen.

My custom modes on the A6500 are reserved for video settings. Would love to have more custom presets.

Sure does seem like the A9 is beefed up on steroids. How can others compete when Sony uses better specifications to give their cameras an edge?

LOL, that swimmer appears to be wearing a hammer and sickle Soviet Union (CCCP) swimsuit

"Enough of Sony," says person who clicked through to read an article about Sony.

Curious to see how it compares to the 70-300mm at 300mm. Almost like paying $1300 for just the 300-400mm component (since the 70-300mm is $1200). But you get 2 lenses in 1 so it's more compact.

Show up with a Hasselblad that's just a rebranded Sony mirrorless body and say you used a textualist interpretation of the job posting.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4003569 Search: mirrorless sensors filtering IR light flash assist

This was true on the TT685 (AA battery version) that I used but all of my Lithium ion flashes have indicators. Has nothing to do with being third party. The IR light on a native Sony flash also ...

Sony just doesn't have enough lenses to cause a big shift like this. But there are going to be a lot more people with feet in both boats for the foreseeable future.