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Finding a point with a touchscreen, especially a monitor on a desk in front of you, is not that quick. In fact, reaching across to a touch screen quickly gets tiring and then you get a grubby...

Command W closes a window, command Q closes the programme. Couldn't be easier and it's quicker than trying to align your mouse pointer on a little "X".

I know people get used to using Windows and can be quite attached to it but how one earth you could find a Mac a mess to use by comparison defeats me. It takes so long to find anything on Windows...

That is strange.  I use a huge range of adaptors and manual lenses on my T (in fact, I only have two native lenses and only one of those is autofocus), with no problems whatsoever.  Is it as ...

I use a number of adapted and native L mount lenses on my T.  Absolutely, larger format lenses provide even sharpness across the frame but many are not designed to resolve as finely as the CL ...

Well, someone made a terrible prediction (MikeB2000). Canon and Nikon have got spanked on this one!

Impossible for me to test all those lenses personally - and I really don't have the interest in most of them to do intense research in order to vote for poll of limited consequence - so I just...

That made me chuckle too! Not all proof readers pick everything up...

I wonder how good that sensor is? The long-lived 20Mp Sony sensor has been quite stellar. It would be interesting to see this tiny pixel sensor in a serious camera.

I suppose there are two types of travel camera - the one you take on an expedition and the one for the quick escape. When I did a fairly epic 20,000 mile trip criss-crossing the centre of...

Some people are lucky enough to be able to get out of town. Not everyone wants to do "street photography"!

A brand new lens with a warranty for less than a second hand one without? Sounds compelling.

You might be missing the point that the bloke works for a camera review outfit and saw an opportunity? My RX10/4 would easily be a more convenient camera for such a holiday but we're not here...

All that stuff will come. This is useful in other ways.

Ooh, I didn't know I was wealthy! Where do I find all that money I didn't know I had?

Lucky you. You just saved a lot of money.

To reiterate (because two people have got this wrong above): The Leica SL was the first of all these cameras. To call any of the SL versions a re-worked Panasonic totally misses that point, is...

It's nice, practical focal length, very close to standard. If they add this to their L mount range, I would quite likely buy it, despite having their amazing 35/1.4. And I am not particularly rich!

Bored! You made the mistake again. The SL2 is NOT a reworked Panasonic. It is a reworked SL with a different sensor and that camera came out a long time before the S1R. If anything, the...

Leica SLs are tough cameras. This one is just that little bit tougher and a bit more discreet in some situations (depending on lens used). It would be a good choice for a less confined...