Androole

Perhaps Panasonic has become less reliable over time, but my preference has always been for gear that never needs to be repaired in the first place. I can totally understand the fear of having bad ...

What is the alternative view? That DXOMark is so inept or unaware of the mechanics of cameras that they would choose to test without using the e-shutter? Is that actually a better scenario than ...

If the 80D can be considered to have "great DR," then modern M4/3 cameras deliver "exceptional DR." http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Canon%20EOS%2080D,Canon%20EOS%20M50,Olympus%20OM-D% ...

Eh, I guess. Many people who buy Panasonic cameras swear by them and would buy them again. Isn't that that what brand equity is supposed to be about?

You mean it's not like Peentax? Honestly, I think it's a real stretch to find any negative connotations associated with Lumix. As a word, it's clearly a derivative of Latin lumen meaning light, ...

Are any camera brand names actually effective? Absolutely no one refers to Sony "Cybershots" or "Alphas." Has anyone ever called their Point & Shoot a "FinePix" or a "Coolpix" or a "Powershot." I ...

The mid-range market is in a tough position right now. I'm like you - the G85 is almost exactly what I want, but the fact that the sensor is functionally the same as the old one in my GX7 gives me ...

I'm sure part of it is that it is not a priority.

The physical requirements of MF camera design previously made them (for the most part) incompatible with markets that demanded fast AF.

Well, the Pacific Northwest is not known as a "bright" place. I suspect the metering is pretty accurate at reflecting the real world here, "dark" or not...

The 16-50mm may be "decent in the real world" but that's a little bit like saying that in the real world lens quality actually doesn't matter at all.

It's not a sharp lens, or a well-corrected...

Interesting. That is clever.

What is a zoom framing assist?

There is less than 1 stop (~0.7 stops) of DoF advantage gained from going from M4/3 to APS-C. Your 17mm/1.8 is about ~23mm on APS-C. At that focal length, the Fuji 18-55 is @f3.4 or so. After ...

I think it's dubious to say the X-E2 has better AF than the X-T100, and also dubious to say that the 16-50mm is a better lens than the 15-45mm. And it's definitely dubious to say the X-E2 has...

Hrmm, with the paintbrush there what you're seeing is the effect of using a $1000 lens instead of a $400 one.

If you look elsewhere to gauge sensor quality and not lens microcontrast, you'll see...

Generally (not always) the people buying the $500 bodies don't care about having a dozen different lenses.

The vast (vast) majority of APS-C camera users are quite happy with just an 18-55mm,...

Doing it as "precisely as any typical lens mount" is of course technically possible, but not easy.

Again, if the existing solutions were acceptable, I don't think they would be trying to use...

Existing solutions use magnetic rings, and Apple doesn't deem them stiff enough or precise enough. Hence the patent. It seems like the best way to make a lens mount is simply to make a lens mount...

They already have prominent camera bulges on iPhones. Why not just cut male threads into the outside of them and have lenses with female threads and a hollow section for the existing lens to fit...

Most of those $499 APS-C cameras come with 18-55mm kit lenses, though...