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True. What we do know for sure, though, is that anonymous Internet commenters are the holders of true business knowledge, despite not being privy to any empirical data whatsoever on sales revenue, ...

Honestly, I'm sitting on a 5-year old M4/3 camera right now, and the X-H1, the A7(r) III, and the Z6/Z7 are the first competitive cameras to hit the market that are actually strict upgrades across ...

In that analogy, Panasonic's 4/3 cameras is far more akin to the FF S-line today, while their numerous, far more profitable, P&S camera lines continue to this day (as one can expect M4/3 to). I am ...

Fair enough. I actually thought of Samsung, but their circumstances seem so bizarre, frankly. I can't imagine why they would have invested so much... Weren't all their SHG lenses released between ...

The header image is astonishing....

Guys, instead of putting on your "I'm smarter than you" hats and prophesying how you think it'll work, just watch the Verge video I posted and see some of the real world samples. The answers to all...

Because the exposures are much longer, and you can't throw away that much information while still getting the improved result that you're after.

Anyway, take a look at some of the samples and...

I expect that moving person in the foreground would just appear as a ghost, or if there is no significant consistency between merged frames, the algorithm may just eliminate the moving person...

Have you ever seen a company announce an unprecedented ultra-high-end lens (in this case the PL10-25mm/f1.7) to be released in the next year as an indicator that they're planning on completely ...

The 14mm/f2.5 is a different kind of lens. It's a slower aperture wide-angle lens, so it needs a different architecture. That architecture allows the use of an internal focusing element. Like most ...

Yes, they sure do. No difficulty focusing here, for some reason...

This discussion is specific to the 20mm/f1.7. Its focus motor design doesn't permit the use of C-AF on Panasonic bodies (it's literally greyed out in the menus), so your experiences with those ...

I am still using a GX7, without DFD, so as a body it's theoretically significantly slower than more modern cameras like the GX9... But I will say that with a few very simple techniques, I find the ...

The Samyang 7.5mm/f3.5 is really sharp. It's a great lens, though you definitely lose resolution when de-fishing. But it's also extremely wide. When you de-fish it, it would be similar to the look ...

The Samyang 10mm/f2.8 for M4/3 is an APS-C DSLR lens that happens to have an integrated adapter on the back of it. I absolutely would not choose this as my ultrawide option. It is very large and ...

It does seem like Canon and Nikon are the only companies able to produce reasonably affordable ultrawides. On their DSLRs, it's perhaps not surprising, since they are plasticky kit lenses that are ...

I think I have relatively small hands, and don't consider any Fuji other than the X-H1 to be ergonomic in the hands without add-on accessories.

The reason the hotshoe thumb grip on the GX7 works...

I understand the idea of accessory grips - I use a hotshoe thumb grip on my GX7 to simulate a much larger grip - but they always seem like an iffy compromise to me. You're taking space that could...

But the A7 III is a better camera in many ways, so I don't think that single category would turn out how you're hoping...

Did you decide not to read the first sentence of my post at all? Just thought you would let your righteous fan indignation fly as soon as you detected a comparison with your favourite...