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I wasn't talking about looking at it that carefully. ;) 5mp at Letter size is in the general neighborhood of maybe 240ppi? 20mp is closer to 500ppi. If you've got a good printer, I think you'd notice.

The 12-40 is a fantastic lens. Aside from any technical aspects, it produces excellent images. However, I normally stick to primes with the Pen-F. It handles a little better with those 150g lenses.

I'm pretty sure I'd notice, if I was looking carefully. 10mp, 12mp would be tougher to distinguish from 20mp at that size.

I'm going to disagree with your disagreement ;-) I am not a pixel peeper, but I do routinely crop to square dimensions. A 16 or 20mp sensor in an LX100 successor would be beneficial. The LX100 also ...

There are some rumors, but no shipping product. Maybe that's a good thing, for my wallet at least, as I'd buy an LX200 pretty much the second it comes out. ;-)

The 12-100 is really a landscape lens. Maybe architecture as well. If you wanted to use it for more typical travel or everyday, you'd have to bring along 1 or 2 fast primes for indoors. So I'd say ...

You can use pretty much any camera platform for WA landscapes. Really. If you want light-weight, I'd go for an Olympus E-M1 ii and the Panasonic 8-18mm. Outstanding prints at least to 16" x 20". If ...

I prefer the 12mm. For me, anything wider is too wide.

Doesn't Northrup do a ton of gear reviews? ;-) I have to say, I don't think a lot of people genuinely believe the gear will make them better photographers. That idea does crop up on occasion, but I ...

That might be because none of my real work is in my gallery. They're merely images for use in technical discussions on this board. He posted them; people commented on them; no one has any ...

Lee Jay is... well.. let's just say, not being literal. He's talking about putting a huge hood on the LCD: Because demand is increasing, to the point where they'd rather cannibalize DSLR sales ...

It's a result of using too wide of a lens, too close to the subject. This is basic photography technique.

That's nice. Of course, your liking it indicates that you don't understand the basics of photographic portraiture; or don't know he is not the first person to do this; or how using a slightly ...

Meh... Threads like these are just another way to present one's wish list for a camera. Somehow, people aren't satisfied with "I'd like to see X," and instead turn it into these "Canon must do X ...

"Out there doing it" does not justify using the wrong equipment for the task. Heck, the OP even knows it's not the right lens.

Because dedicate buttons are easier and faster to use than touch screens. Especially with frequently used controls, or controls one needs when the eye is at the viewfinder (e.g. back-button focus). ...

While the portrait part of the portraits looks good... Yeah, you can tell why that focal length doesn't work well for headshots. The distortion is unflattering, and detracts from the expressiveness ...

- Buy a 35mm SLR - Adjust all the settings you want - Put it into Manual exposure, manual focus - Install a 3rd party focusing screen with a split prism - Turn off the rear LCD - Use the top LCD ...

Yes. That's why he is suing. Did you read the article? The company he's suing admitted that they had used the images without permission, and promised to stop infringing Wild's copyrights. The ...

I still use my E-M1 Mk i, it's a great camera with excellent ergonomics. However, I for one prefer to stick to one menu system whenever possible. It just makes things easier overall. If you don't ...