Hannu108

As a Nikon user I can just say "shame on you Nikon". Poorly done.

Where are the camera sensor tests...? Latest camera sensor review in June!

Joystick is a very nice addition. The grip looks just too small...

More from Mr. Hogan:

“With the last few Sony cameras, particularly the A9, Sony Imaging began talking about "exclusive Sony sensors." Note that Sony Imaging makes cameras, they don't "make"...

@ ProfHankD:
Mr. Thom Hogan has quite a good insight into sensor manufacturing process. In his blog he says:
..Nikon claims they designed the sensor themselves. What that means is that they...

"While Nikon contracts with a silicon foundry to actually manufacture the chips, Nikon confirmed that the D850's sensor is entirely their own design, vs. an off-the-shelf unit from a sensor...

34 points, (including 10 times 3 and twice 2) to D5 and 19 to each of the rest!

Great video.

I liked most Brandon's shots, followed by Jessica and Dani neck to neck.

Several incredible shots—thanks for posting! Quite some softness in the corners at f/1.8, though.

Yes, ±1 EV:

http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_a3/pdf/index/x_a3_catalogue_01.pdf

@GOVA: I have used X-A1 for years. I bought my first X-A1 in August '15 and my 2nd X-A1 last year. When comparing images from it with ones from D600 I can say that yes, outdoors shots have almost...

Thanks for the story. Nikkor 85 mm f/1.8 D is my favorite lens when shooting concerts. Either on my D600 or manually my Fuji X. It is also quite inexpensive!

True. On the other hand, D500 seems to be cleaner at ISO 6400. I wonder if they tweak the sensors of these two different way, giving better treatment to D500? Reminds me back in the day of their...

@Bambi24:
Perhaps the best side of the iPhone's photos is the great depth of focus, thanks to its small sensor. Other than that the images are very noisy, the ISO25 shot being cleanest—naturally....

Very good image quality for a smartphone camera. Iso 3200 looks quite horrible, though.

Why no photos of people indoors with higher ISO? That's something we do with the phones. I'd like to see the...

That second dial on the top looks like on Nikon D600.

I meant:
Where did the DPReview staff get the idea of KP having similar performance comparable to that of D750?

If you check the image you'll see that ISO 6400 of KP is quite noisy compared with...

“Thanks to the noise reduction, it even punches above its sensor size and price bracket, showing a similar performance to a D750”

I wonder where they got...

It would be a “nifty-fifty” Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 D on my D600. Nice angle, wide enough for street and concerts but a bit wide for portraits. The best compromise.