Breakfastographer 2

As long as I still have a say in it, yes. With all relevant points, counter-points and queries permitted. :-)

"APS-C gets the same image brightness only by cranking up the sensitivity [...] That's how it actually works."

Not if pixel pitch is the same.

I personally have no doubt it will be better, but I can even promise you one particular way right now in which it will - it will completely support full frame, without modification. As for staying ...

People complaining about launch prices is not something we need more of in comments sections or forums. It's a complete waste of space, time and energy. I can't think of a single time that it's ...

@TheLastMan:

That's why I recently raised the possibility that 20-26 megapixels might become a sort of standard resolution for most work - it's where current software on a "normal" computer still...

I've updated my blog post to include an image that shows it extended.

I don't think you've understood the nature of his complaint. He's complaining about the DISCREPANCY between the OFFICIAL PRICING and the pricing his DEALER is giving, which is why I'm asking if ...

The Fuji lens is just six years older, and so its price at release was lower because, you know, inflation. The frustration you're experiencing is more likely due to growing earning disparity than ...

Thanks. I believe some Sigma and Tamron lenses have up to 24 focus distances that can be individually micro-tuned, but I certainly hope that having one point at either end would be able to get you ...

Accelerator chip. Does noise reduction.

You could just tell yourself that 21mm is a great focal length on APS-C, too.

You're starting to repeat yourself, and I've no idea where you even picked up that phrase. It gets exactly one Google hit, and it's to a forum page.

2400 posts in... you might still be able to get out if you seek help now.

No, it's the normal launch price for lenses of this type. If you read down the comments, you'll find this exact question has been answered quite a few times by now. Other brands price them exactly...

@Welsh:

That kind of argument doesn't take you very far.

@Welsh:

The K-3 III has improved support for legacy lenses compared to previous digital bodies, so arguably the situation is getting better rather than worse.

At the other end of the scale,...

Did you try talking to your dealer before posting this forum rant?

It's not physics, it's applied statistics in the shape of a microchip.

That's what many have said.

Thanks for that video. It sounds like the K-3 III is doing exactly what Ricoh wrote on the tin for you - the whole "directly connect with your subject", "extension of the photographer", "joy of ...