Keith Meinhold

Stick with Canon, they specialize in big heavy cameras for you to lug around.

Impressively small. If it had even a modest zoom it would be more attractive to me, but then it wouldn't;t be as sharp or small.

In cinematic mode, the in-focus areas look overly contrasty - adding 5-10 years to Jordan. Still overall impressive unless compared to dedicated larger sensor cameras - which have terrible call...

@TheLinguist doth protest too much, methinks

@Linguist: It's a quote. "Misery loves company" more apropos?

If you don't have anything nice to say - come sit next to me. ;-)

A digital recreation of the AE-1. :)

Sony made the bet on mirrorless while traditional camera manufacturers played it safe. With a ten year head start it should be no surprise their technology is more advanced than those late to the...

@Kerensky97
Sensor resolution and low light was the topic, that is why I asked the question. Not apples and oranges at all.

@GenericName
With the same scene (light) and sensors of similar age, if...

What happens when the megapixels are identical and the sensors are not the same size, say comparing a 24MP a6600 to 24MP a7III? Size matters.

I spoke too soon, now my MBP is acting out and signals to the external monitors has become spotty. Mac Mini M1 ordered.

And here I am laying out a magazine, creating print and digital ads, conference banners, illustrating concepts, editing video/audio, retouching photos on a 2015 MacBook Pro. Not high end stuff for...

Somewhere there is a monkey that has already lost this claim. ;-)

I have to work with images from pros, stock and those sent by clients every day. The ubiquity of the smartphone means that I can almost always get a relevant image. The hard part if picking the...

I remember DSLR shooters endlessly throwing shade on mirrorless systems not so many years ago. Much of the criticism was legitimate and much was also a lack of comprehension/knowledge of...

Not in the market for this, but that it is not made in China is a real plus if I were.

Given the prevalence of Sony in the broadcast and commercial markets I am not convinced that they should have focused on consumers.

Could have been sent to (and bought at) a government surplus yard.

The size and weight make it an ergonomic non starter for some of us. No way I would laugh this around all day.

I have always thought the UI of the X system is the gold standard. The "big three" have menu systems that remind me of the early days of DOS.