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I mostly agree with the choices for full frame (FE) except for best prime/ single focal length lens, despite it's limited scope ( it should have been broken down into wide, standard and telephoto...

Funny, to me cameras are just a tool, Sony cameras are no different to any other, they are no more "toys" than Canon or Nikon, my point was it isn't what label on the front that matters it's more...

Sony can't rest on it's laurels even though both the Nikon and the Canon mirror-less offerings seem in a number of ways inferior to the current Sony A7III. The company Sony took over from (Minolta)...

Good to see some improved ergonomics over the Sony offerings. I think the biggest difference between them is the size of the mount, Sony started it's E-mount as an APS-C mount with the NEX-5, the...

No, half an hour out of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia!

This could be good, I hope it is truly "Extremely Fine Grain" now all I need to find is a place that still processes E6.

I think the thing that the Sony versions lack is good ergonomics. I'm sure there is a way of making the controls easier to use despite the small form factor.

That may be true but my point was it is a human that decides an image is "bad/.../average/.../amazing" in the first place that the AI is learning from, artistic evaluation may be judged by a...

I wonder what criteria the humans wrote into the AI that deems an image a good one?

I wonder how Sony's digitally uncorrected lenses perform in analogue?

Thanks for that!

The biggest difference for me between OVF and EVF cameras (I use both) is in the studio. Try taking an image using studio strobes in low ambient light with an EVF camera using manual exposure and...

I would love to see (from Sigma) a lightweight full-frame E mount wide-angle prime (designed for short back flange and with good built in distortion control), that would be a good alternative to...

I've used my Sony cameras out in the rain many times without a problem, though I must say that I haven't watered them with a garden hose.