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This prolonged disagreement illustrates that those of us who provide Bill Claff with files for PDR should let Bill roll out those numbers and defend his own process.

Who is Sony targeting with raw files at 120 fps? Seems like that is a by-product of the global shutter which is the real treat.

The scenario below does not require the perfect camera. The perfect camera will have the most MPs & DR,  fastest fps, most accurate AF, global shutter, 15 stop ibis, [fill in the blank] best video ...

What was the name of the post? I recommend that you repost it.

Nice set. I had plane and lodging reservations twice this past year but due to road damage, I decided to cancel and go next year. Were the roads open?

Actually, you have proved my point. "Undetectable to you" is fine. That's not what Mo claims. You removed my assertion pointing that out. Listen, it is ridiculous to say that all professionals or ...

Why wouldn't it also describe this topic?

I post full size jpegs on my Flickr account. I think you meant to say the differences are undetectable to you. It is easy to detect which is which in a comparison like the one below. But, naming ...

I see where you are going with this. Can't you download DPR's studio comparison images and print them on your home printer or send them off to be printed?

I shoot 95% landscapes and 5% wildlife. I  would never consider a camera with 24 MP or a 250 base ISO. My wildlife shots are mostly of grazing or perched wildlife so 5-10 fps is overkill.

Are you counting the shadows as part of the six? If so, good one.

I am agreeing to the question posed in the subject line.

You are going on other people's judgment of your work. But, you know what role the gear played.

Soft at 100% zoom.

The Pinnacles, Prewett Point Trail, West Pinnacles National Park

Melting Cow Dung Road, Mars Research Station area, Hanksville, Utah