Rodrigo Pasiani

So please keep doing that. Have a good weekend.

Are you a real photographer? Why are you commenting here? I fully agree, actually. These comparison videos are nice, but in reality the sharpness difference is irrelevant.

The short zoom of the RX10 II (200 mm FF equiv.) would make your life harder as a wildlife photographer.

Great article. I can't wait for part 2.

Not really wild, but very photogenic. Do not yell at me! The Army of Cuteness Best regards.

A tool for professional photographers.

Thank you Gautam.

They are all great.

Thank you, Dave!

Thank you, Morris.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much for your kind words, Rodger. It has been a pleasing learning process.

Beautiful animals and nice images. Number three is my favorite.

Male Couple (male on the fence) Male sleeping at work Camera: Sony RX10 (1). Read the complete story here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/64493841 I wish you all a good week.

Because of the COVID pandemic I left São Paulo, Brazil, and moved temporarily to Itajobi, a small town 480 km (300 miles) from the state capital, in late March. I grew up here, so I'm used to the ...

The landing precision is out of this world (pun intended).

Having different bodies is useful to justify a wider price range. It's a marketing decision. As customer, I appreciate what Nikon did.

Amazing. The more you shoot, the luckier you become.

More environmental images coming soon. Have a good day.

Great video indeed.