PaulBearer

Having been a very early adopter of the DX2, D3, D4, D800, D810, and D850, my experience puts the risk that an adapter won't fully perform at as close to zero as one can get - about the same as ...

If the mount is wider, you can mount it closer to the sensor. If the adapter puts the F-mount lens at the same distance from the sensor as F-mount cameras, and the sensor end of the adapter is ...

These people are so obvious.  They get beat up for a week or so, and come back with another brand new user name and the same, lame attacks. It makes it difficult to have this forum useful in ...

It would be even more strange if true.

Go Figure....

I looked at the images on the site to which you linked, and with the overwhelming number of shots I saw it wouldn't matter what the color balance or resolution were.  Amazing he's a pixel peeper. W ...

Personally, for personal use and home printing, I think the limit is printing on 17" wide paper - length at least 25", plus whatever your particular printer and its software permits. I have yet to ...

Hard to take things seriously if he's looking at 11x 14 prints and a big screen TV.  What does he think an 8 mp TV does to a 45 mp image? Or am I missing something? Fortunately, when my camera ...

XQD's keep being manufactured, and keep getting faster. I took a risk then, and I take one now.  More than willing to do so. On the other hand, what do we do when the industry realizes CF cards are ...

It would be very helpful if DPR removed a couple of ads on the right side of the screen that none of us ready anyway. It could use the space for two lists: 1. Those with a lot of negative posts ...

It's an experience everyone should have at least once. On the other hand, you are spreading FUD, with no supporting basis, so anything you post is suspect.

The guy's been here a day, and appears he is spreading fake information without citation or support.  "I've heard from people..." is the first indication they should be ignored - they may have ...

I bought the Nikon 24-70 with the D800 and could not be happier. Very solid, very sharp zoom. You'll get used to the length.  Wouldn't compromise with the 24-120 - you use it too much to sacrifice ...

He still has to be given time to figure out why he's on the FX forum, or for the rest of us to figure it out.  Of course if he is steering people away from FX, he may soon try to take over the thread.

It's shot at ISO 265,000, and using a TC 1.4.  Sharpness at full size isn't in the cards - not the fault of the camera.

No problem here, and I've tried all my Nikon lenses.  Fortunately I can't afford Zeiss lenses, I guess. On the other hand, it probably helps that I always try to check my focus manually unless I ...

If a camera store that meets Nikon's minimum order requirements claims it has only received 2 cameras in the last month, I'd be very suspicious.  On the other hand, they may have ordered so few ...

Humor on the Internet often requires [as here] a smiley face or other indication that the comment is intended to be a joke. The post to which you refer could not be identified as humor by anyone ...

The D850 shows we can have extremely sharp images with low light performance within spitting distance of the best low light cameras, and leave the latter in the dust when there is light by which ...