Peter1976

"how to ruin a brand" - today: Kodak

I attached the optional Sony grip to the rx100, which makes it much more comfortable to hold.
But still, you cannot have it all - as small as possible AND good handling. Your rx100 fits in much...

good point!

I wonder if Sony made the right decision with sacrifising a bright lens for more zoom range...
I like my Mark iii for the Bokeh I can get with portraits (although of course far less than with a...

I wonder what would be a better choice. This lens or a used Canon ef 70-200 f4 is Mark I. Both priced similar, the used Canon even a bit cheaper.

Am I the only one that gets a pain in the neck/shoulder just by reading about a bag that can take a heavy load and that you have to wear over just one shoulder? :).
Although not as sexy as such a...

And what about bokeh? BOKEH???

@SmilerGrogan: "but that can be done with flags, speedlights, and concealer before you shoot"
ahem... shooting with speedlights (or strobes) has nothing to do with shooting jpg vs. raw... adding...

I never saw a single family dad with a 70-200 2.8.... family dads usually do not have the money left for that :)

@xPhoenix: imho, I think calling it a "16mm sensor" wouldn't make it easier to understand for the majority ;).

@noisephotographer: I read carefully again... you did not make any difference between casual shooters or pros when stating that there is nearly no need for raw. So talking so generally about jpg...

@noisephotographer: sorry, but this is nonsense. Maybe true for you or any other snapshooters. I think you have no clue about raw and why pros use it ;)

Just hold back and try not to be an early-adopter :). I bought my mark iii used in great condition for 370€. As long as you are not in a desperate need, just wait a bit.
Although I share your...

@SmilerGrogan, with all respect... but you are an elderly hobby photographer shooting snapshots of cats (after watching your gallery). Nothing wrong with that, really (I also take snapshots with my...

@SmilerGrogan, for someone shooting portraits of cats looking into a camera, Jpeg might be the right choice ;).

@hellraiser. You are probably a hobby photographer, which is fine. Have fun with your smartphone. I also use it for snapshots on a daily base.
But for professionals, shooting e.g. real estate or...

good for you, but I don't think you stand for the majority ;). If you earn your living with e.g. real estate or architectural shots, a smartphone just won't help ;).

@Hausner, no, that's not unusual if you are mainly into portrait shooting ;) and set a minimum shutter speed before the ISO automatically raises ;). And in studio, shutter is set to 1/160 and stays...

@hausner: depends on your working style... I had a x-t1 and rarely used the dials, as I shoot mostly in aperture priority and adjust the aperture via dial on the lens. And to adjust the ISO is so...

I would say it depends on the size of your hands. For Mr Trump, the x-t20 has the perfect size ;)