kleeworld

Imperial units are the international standard for aviation, with some local exceptions like sailplanes (who then have to convert all the time). We are used to converting on the fly, it's no big deal.

Canon: Yesterday's camera, tomorrow. Maybe.

I'd say Sony has a bit of a head start at this point. Even if Canon jumps on the bandwagon by 2019, they'll take years to catch up. I'm only guessing, but I don't think Canon will give you one...

They see me rollin'. They hatin'.

Achtung! Surrender Z mount!

I see your point – perhaps I was getting moderately annoyed by the repetition of this phrase that means close to nothing to me. One could argue that there are as many Lightroom presets as there are...

Dear author,
What is the difference between "processed" and "processed to taste"? Or between "cropped" and "cropped to taste"? I already know that everybody's got a taste. No need to write it into...

The 80D has a DIGIC6 processor, I was wondering myself.

The 6x12 cm format is well within reach with existing roll film backs for 4x5" cameras; personally, I would not upgrade to 6x14 cm and I wonder why the maker stopped there and didn't go for 6x17...

It's easy – you're simply not taking the correct photos!

You'd need a monitor that is capable of the same dynamic range than the camera to see any difference here, unless the image has been processed to fit the image's DR into the one of the monitor. HDR...

Unfortunately, not understanding logarithmic or exponential functions is what lands people in marketing to begin with... ;-)