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Curious how much real detail comes out of scans and where the point of diminishing returns is reasonably set for different sizes and haven't used scanners much, but have a lot of old 35mm negs. ...

I'd like to see the ES-2 brought into this comparison if the good folks at DPR don't mind.

I can't handle too much vodka, or beer for the that matter.  It's sort of endearing the way people fret about photo contests.  It reminds me of the fights that used to break out over our beer ...

Like beer league for photo enthusiasts. LOL.

17mm(or wider) to 35mm zoom, at least f/2.8 (or faster) 70-200 f/2.8 (or faster) To bad Nikon has neglected the former ever since the brilliant for the time 17-35 f/2.8. luckily they make more than ...

Curious to see the tests. The 28-75, while lauded for its size, lost some useful range (the 24mm end) and it does not have the edge performance of any of its contemporaries. Like most new...

I'm not a Canon user but many colleagues are and they appear to make very nice lenses.  I don't know however, whether the trend to greater vignetting is well advised because the corrections for ...

I'm not sure where it comes from, but it's not ideal.  If anything, for an EVF camera, I think distortion is the lesser evil.  With corrections already applied in viewfinder, you can frame ...

Yet we have seen some new designs that break new ground in wide open vignetting lately (some of the Canon RF designs are showing nearly 4 stops in the corners!). For a while now some native...

I wonder what will give in order to deliver the smaller size. To date, Sigma have been content to deliver somewhat more affordable performance at the cost of bulk. Lenses designed at or near the...

I think the Sony eye-tracking prowess has been greatly exaggerated as well. If you’re looking for reliable critical focus from eye detect AF routines, then no manufacturer really delivers.

I like what Canon has now with their 15-35 f/2.8 and that extending 70-200 f/2.8 pair. I have not seen reviews, but it's the sort of lens set that could get me to switch because it covers 95% of ...

Can't wait to see what the D6 AF module does in the D880.

These days I'm a lot more interested in saving time getting to the final job - have two new little ones - so I'm curious if this truly speeds things up compared simply using a keyboard and mouse...

It's fair game. I think the DSLR fora members just got fed up with all the blatantly exaggerated and/or plainly incorrect propaganda about MILCs being done in the DSLR forum. It was endless, so I ...

Where is that mountain with the little chapel at the base?

Funny, I'm not in a hurry to replace our DSLRs, when I can put a camera to my eye I prefer them.  And, I never really get to play with the Z6 because our resident video wiz has it all the time, ...

I enjoyed the vigorous discussions as much as anyone :-) In hindsight, I didn't really think they would do the FTZ as well as they did, and that changes everything because we have essentially ...

I'm curious why the switch to 50 was needed to make it smaller.  I was under the impression that a high speed normal lens should be smaller than a high speed short telephoto.

Maybe do it on a white background and bring in the flag in post?  A lot of times these images are more useful if they can be close cut and dropped into lit pieces, mailers, page headers, local ads ...