Bob Janes

It is not just age, it is also culture and sex (there, my old gran always said that sex gets everywhere..) In general, there is a big difference in attitude between European and North American people.

From reading their website, it looks like their own warranty. DigitalRev do similar - they have a UK location for the camera to go back to and they either get it fixed by a non-Nikon repairer, or ...

Well, cameras that appeal to the Japanese seem to largely appeal to the rest of the world, hence the decline in the European camera industry. Yes it would, but to go back for the Japanese example ...

I know a fair few A mount photographers, but am not aware of any that knock the ergonomics of e mount.. far more were put off by the loss of their optical viewfinders.

There are a few more of us around than that...

Good move...

I have to admit to some ignorance here - where do the forum rules say that editing of someone else's images is allowed, let alone fine?

Now, this may be a cultural thing, but replying to someone who has posed a question to which you admit to being puzzled by insulting the poster (please forgive me if 'snowflake' is not intended as ...

I would say that I'd choose whichever fulfilled my needs for quality of sensor and lens, and then, if more than one system fulfilled those criteria, I'd look at other features and at cost. It is ...

Either would take good photographs, but the z6 seems the better camera for the better price. From what I understand you won't see the banding unless you go extreme with pushing exposure, and at ...

Looks a little bit over-exposed...

For a lot of people, the lower resolution is fine - that is why they have two resolutions available. When Sony first came out with a 24MP full-frame sensor, there were plenty of people who regarded ...

Id suggest looking for online posts by the deceased. If he got the lens converted he will probably have been finding out about options online. Dyxum is a good place to start as we had a lot of ...

It is useful for motorsport as you can get a bit of movement in the wheels while keeping the main part of the car sharp...

The comparison I'd draw is with ABS in cars. I drove a lot of cars before anti-lock brakes were common and never had any problem - and I'd never think to refuse to use an older car that did not ...

My understanding is that there is no charge, but there are restrictions on what can be produced and they have to sign a non disclosure agreement. I'm pretty sure that Fuji must have had some form ...

The Konica Minolta (the merger had happened by then) 7D was the first SLR to add a feature (IBIS) that had not been possible during the analogue film era, so from that PoV it is a candidate... and ...

I'd say, either the Minolta Dimage 7 (a camera that encouraged serious digital photography before ILC was a real option for all but the well heeled), or the Fuji finepix S1 Pro/Canon EoS D30, both ...

When the OP bought the M, there were already superior cameras available - however the combination of features, capability and price made it the choice. Features are still there, capability is ...

One way around it is to think about how big you would normally print a 35mm negative. I know some people (MF types) said that 35mm was only good for up to 8x10 prints (so 8x12 if you use whe whole ...