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When I look at the screen grab again, I see that I missed the second handle.  Looks like there's a handle and shutter release on both the left and right sides.   I actually want to emulate ...

I think this lens does pretty things.  I appreciate the image, I'm wondering if you wouldn't mind posting a couple of 100% crops of the in focus and out of focus transition portions?

How so? I should say that I didn't exactly clarify my comments which referred only to the state of 135 format based DSLRs, which mainly have a register of about 45mm compared to 20mm or less for a...

I think a lot could be done to fix camera egos, including amongst my preferred cameras (D8xx series), but as a minimum - I need two command dials and a focus point selector. Every time someone ...

What is that rig in the upper right corner? Hi everyone, I was watching the film Ali on TV, and noticed this rig in a couple of scenes.  I did a quick screen-grab.  In a few other quick cuts you ...

It doesn't really need to. Existing DLSRs, whether APSC or "full frame" are built around a "full frame" mirror box. So when you see a camera like the Canon SL1 or Nikon D3400/D5500, know that a...

It wasn't that long ago that 35mm film was the "small format".  Digital sensors have re-written the rules of what's possible from an enlargement, and most sensors (at base ISO) seem to be able to ...

I realize that's a big range , but that's my guess for the life-cycle price of this camera.  Starting near $8000 with a lens, ending near $5000 without, or maybe a smidge below that when the Mk2 ...

The editorial comment on the last two slides is misleading. D810's relative size has almost nothing to do with the mirror in this instance, simply the design of the camera, which is tall, has a...

Before I got really used to my keyboard and mouse, I was massively interested in customizable control surfaces, but after thousands of hours in front of various computer applications, I rarely...

Seems pitched as a medium format for the outdoors. Then perhaps even more so than leaf shutter lenses, it needs tilt-shift lenses.

Well, that is under $10,000...

I don't think you'll ever get a 6K TV, unless it's some sort of tweeter standard under 8K, like 720P sets that preceded full 1080. We never saw that with 4K, though 1440p was fairly popular as a...

I'm probably missing something.  I was referring to AF function - which is not happening on the sensor at all in normal PDAF function - so how could any quality of the sensor matter as far as ...

Interesting. I hope it will let my GX8 control my SB800s in TTL mode.

I don't see how micro lenses on the sensor are an issue for a DSLR.  However, the discrete PDAF system does have an effective aperture, and it probably doesn't open as wide as greater than f/2 ...

Spider holster upgrade page check out the link above and click through their page explaining things. When I got mine they both had the stainless insert but we're actually a tiny bit different from ...

Interesting. If we look at bokeh samples from Canon's 85mm f/1.2 we see notched bokeh circles, not just the cats eyes at the outer frame, which I think we would probably call optical vingnetting ...

You know more about this than I. However the circular image from the lens is not fully captured by the rectangular sensor.  on the Nikon the contact block is on the bottom of the mount, well away ...

Which holster do you have? The early models were some sort of cast metal/aluminium that would wear against the stainless ball pin until the slot erroded enough that the pin would then slide/break ...