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For temples, 15-35 will work good for you because the R5 also gives you room to crop further if using 35mm on the zoom. Inside the tombs at the valley of the kings, 15-35 is the only choice. If you ...

What about Df?

Is this white balance issue observed only with Adobe or with NX studio also.

True. Some were unable to understand what the video is about and others commented without even watching the video.

LOL. Read my other comments in the thread. Reality of the video

Have you tried any Z camera mentioned in the title and your opinion about their colors.

Read my comment aboye yours, watch the video and your reply will be totally different. :-)

Actually it is a spanish video on some other topic and the creator added english sub-titles related to composition to the original video thereby creating a comedy shocker or you can say a ...

LOL. The subtitles do mention that he read a book written in 1797 by John Thomas Smith.

lol. Let's not think about most people and share your own opinion about your photography.

Image quality means technical perfection. Quality of image refers to the artistic perfection and the visual impact on the viewer. And the question is about photographer's preference of one over ...

Yes

When you are making/taking/creating/capturing a photograph, what are you more concerned about or what is your preference at that time Image quality  or   Quality of an image.

lol. The creator of the video did an amazing job indeed. Actually it is a spanish video on some other topic and the creator added english sub-titles related to composition thereby creating a comedy ...

Do you mean there is some sort of difference between the RAW files from D850 and Z9?

Thanks for checking out this excellent interview with master painter Pablo Picasso and how he created the rule of thirds to mislead beginner photographers, painters, and other artists. If you ...

Undoubtedly, AM is the most knowledgeable and informative person in this forum and I always read his threads and replies but this question is related to the hardware in the camera and how that ...

Yes I did ask the same question in the mirrorless forum but that question is related to only the four mirrorless cameras in that question and this one compares only these four DSLR cameras. Two ...

All the four cameras shooting same frame with same settings in RAW and using same raw developer, converting to JPEG or TIFF using same values in the software.

Exactly Jeff. Not only the sensors are different but all the hardware through which the data passes before reaching the sensor also varies from one camera model to another model.