Felts

As always, it depends what you shoot. The K1 is definately the best camera for me, and even a move to MF wouldn't offer me much more and in some areas I'd get less. I went from a Nikon Df (with ...

Whilst I agree with your 'intuitive' comment, I found it helpful when starting out to apply Rule of Thirds etc to my framing... once these were baked in to my brain then I could use / ignore...

Agreed, but when the article is about what makes a 'great' photograph, i.e. an image that is widely applauded, as opposed to photography that is meaningful to the individual who took it, then this...

I actually think the reverse is true regarding what you were thinking and feeling as you press the shutter... this can colour ones judgement into thinking you've taken a decent image, when it...

On the occaision that I visit DPReview, it seems that the Game of Thrones warring factions are heading towards their final battle: House Mirrorless vs House DSLR.

It's going to be bloody...

This is an interesting move... frankly, I couldn't care less about huge, overly corrected, corner to corner eye bleeding sharpness at f1.4...
I want small, light-weight lenses that have...

K1 with pixel shift will be the comparison I'll be interested in!

Yes, the wideangle has been on the roadmap since the beginning... but I have the 43 & 77 ltds so have *zero* interest in these new lenses (especially with their SIZE!!!!). No wide angle primes are...

No wide angle prime?! :(

Please can we not have another discussion on what constitues a graphic image? Thank you most kindly...

Great article, thanks for the link... says the photographer who shoots primes ;)

Totally wonderful...

Khizer... I found my copy didn't focus well either. Never fell in love with it as I thought I would (and at the time I was a 20 fiend). In fact this lens probably ended the love affair between me...

Not trying to pick a fight but this isn't quite correct. D5 & D500 focus to minus 4 EV, K1 is minus 3 EV, same as D750, whilst the D810 is minus 2... again no idea about Canon's low light focussing. ...

I agree with all your points regarding wedding photography - people skills, anticipating the moment etc are all fundamental and more important than the equipment. However I find some of the posts ...

Not sure how to reply to your post... especially as you are using a tripod. For me, I've certainly found a world of difference between APSC to FF and then a big step up again from my 16MP Df to the ...

Too easy to pirate the film presets... And because they are frankly too expensive for what they do this does not surprise me. A LR preset needs to be a few dollars/pounds/euros. Not 100+ especially...

Not for me it doesn't. Strange!

Hmmm, I've shot a few weddings in the recent past (with the Nikon Df) and will be doing so again this year with a K1... but I have to confess I am a little nervous about the AF on the K1. I have ...

Wow...