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At ISO 200, there isn't much difference. APS has maybe 1/2 stop advantage, 35mm is a 1-stop advantage. APS and 35mm sensors typically offer lower base ISOs, which results in more DR. At ISO 100, a ...

I'm pretty sure he means quality or price. That said... f/1.8 is definitely midrange aperture for a prime. Fixed f/2.8 is definitely midrange aperture for a zoom. The 9-18 and 12-50 aren't ...

Pretty much every company's strategy is largely oriented towards high-end gear. They actually have reasons for that, too. Shocking, I know. I don't buy into this whole "we must get the young 'uns!" ...

• Absurdly fast capture rates • You want to deliver sports images very fast • You don't need the additional resolution, because camera and subject motion will erase most of the additional detail ...

9-18, 12-40, 12-50, 40-150, 12mm, 17mm, 25mm, 45mm, 60mm macro, 75mm. Not bad for a fairly small camera manufacturer. Yeah, somehow I doubt that's really the case. Lens designs aren't necessarily ...

Here we go E-PL9 came out earlier this year; they've released several new lenses; E-M5 follow-up is most likely in the works. That indicates they will discontinue M43? Seems odd. Errrhwa...? ...

People are insecure. This is not new. Lots of people are happy with their M43 gear, but a handful of gearheads feel inferior to Nikon or 35mm sensors or whatever. It doesn't help that Samsung ...

Yes, I noticed. I was pointing out increases in MP do not produce linear increases in detail. An increase from 20mp to 24mp does not produce an increase in detail of 20% (as one might expect, if ...

9 times out of 10, no. You need to quadruple resolution in order to double the amount of detail captured. 20mp to 24mp is negligible. Basically, you need to be printing at fairly large sizes (20" x ...

It costs more than that, because of quality control. If you have to toss a 35mm sensor because of QC (or repurpose it), that costs a lot more than tossing a 43 sensor. However, at this point the ...

Seriously? How many years have we heard things like this? It's also about making smaller systems with decent viewfinders, as well as the ability to develop a mirrorless system from the ground up. ...

I've used it. It is not "incredibly superior" to M43. The advantage is quite small, and is barely noticeable unless you literally put 16" x 20" prints side-by-side, and put your nose right up to ...

Mmmm... I guess I was thrown off by threads like this https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4259485 and https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4295446 'kay Mixing a few posts.... • You state that ...

Y'know, I considered posting a full response. But it seems like you've been talking about jumping to APS since 2012. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3286053 Just do it already.

Good thing there's a ton of excellent quality entry- and mid-range gear. Welcome to 2015, when smartphones already took over the compact market. Smartphones do not compete against ILCs. No one who ...

Erm... There are a lot of complaints about the price of high-end gear. Most pros that I've known don't routinely spend that kind of money on a single item. The few that do really need it, and use ...

Speculating on speculations is... kinda pointless. We'll have actual details in less than a month. The Nikon camera isn't even out yet. We have no specs for dimensions or weight, for any bodies or ...

Ehh, whatever. People are going to scream at each other over petty meaningless stuff, no matter what.

If you're sure that the 14-150 meets your quality standards, then why bother? Just use what works for you, and don't sweat it.

Yes, this camera was announced months ago. It's a 4K video camera with some low-light optimization.