Androole

No they aren't.

They're targeting A7r IIIs and Z7s and 5DSRs and D850s.

A totally different market from those highly specialized, much lower resolution uber-sports cameras.

Also, for stills, all...

Depends.

Even with no C-AF at all, the S1R would have very strong credentials for the "best for landscape" category, given the sensor, insane high-res mode, ergonomics, EVF quality, and super...

Looks normal to me...

Different optical arrangement than the Mitakon, so at least we know it's not a rebrand

Diffraction isn't an all or nothing thing.

The effect is gradual, and it gets worse and worse and worse as you stop down more.

The f6.3 aperture of the Galaxy K zoom is very slow for a 1/2.3"...

Sure, that's fair. But the reason we take selfies is usually not because we want our faces bang in the middle. We don't really need more pictures of just our faces at this point, and hiking is not...

My wife and I like using it as a selfie camera when we travel.

We don't usually carry our smartphones with us in those circumstances, and it means we can get rare sentimental self-portraits, even...

Why is the Galaxy K Zoom immune to diffraction? It has a similar sensor size and an extremely slow f3.1-6.3 lens, making it diffraction limited at all apertures.

With a 20MP 1/2.3" sensor it would...

...I think it's very reasonable for them to basically say:

"You shouldn't pay twice as much for essentially the same image quality and a large assortment of other drawbacks, but this assessment...

...Speaking of uninspiring options...

It's still extremely tough even with the flip around screen.

I suppose there is a market for really extreme completely unbreakable gear, which Oly may be going for with the TG-5, but the reduction...

It also needs a flip-around screen like the lower-end TG-8x0 series.

I got a refurb'd one of those and it's a real love/hate. The ultrawide (21mm wide end) lens and flip-around screen are awesome,...

Perspective distortion only depends on the distance to the subject. I don't understand how people keep propogating this focal length / distortion myth.

Unless the 28mm lens on this camera had...

But it comes with a 30MP, 35mm/f2 built in via cropping...

Have those 5 stops ever been tested and verified as such? Sounds unlikely...

I appreciate that they clearly uses his camera to the fullest, and hasn't let it hold them back and create a huge variety of different work and enter it into a lot of different...

The closest would be the GX9 with the 12-35mm/f2.8. It's a more expensive kit, much bigger and heavier, and still can't match the light-gathering of the LX100 II at the wide end. But that's the ...

Yep, and it will only cost you $10,000 to put together a complete system when you upgrade.

Better get off that "sinking ship..."

For sure. I don't think that's a controversial statement at all.

A7 II sensor is extremely poor in low light, and X-T3 sensor is much, much smaller. So no surprises.

They mean jaundice as in the liver disease that causes your skin to turn yellow. The other definition. That comes from the French word "jaune" for yellow...