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Awesome.

@moga: "And industrial design as well", most definitely. That said, I quite like the A7c from that point of view.

@Androole: "And f/6.3 on Canon APS-C is only 1/3 stop different than f/5.6 on M4/3" – not even 1/3, they're practically equal (5.6 MFT is 11 FF; 6.3 Canon APS-C is 10). The difference between Canon...

@wjan: Why switch, you ask. I guess it's a matter of size, weight and space after all. For most of the time, I always only had one system, and once in a while when I bought a new lens there was a...

Well, Sony could learn something from Fuji's ergonomics, too, I guess.

Another problem in addition to what @Androole said, hardly any of the existing superzoom lenses for any mount is really good (as in image quality), and many are not particularly well built or...

It is new to me that there would be a canonical pronunciation everyone could agree upon. I've heard different Japanese speakers using different versions... (That said, and I might be wrong, but my...

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If *I'm* using high ISO, I might be doing so because I need to freeze motion, but most of the time I'm doing so because I want to reduce camera shake in hand-held shots. Most of the time...

Yes, I'm quoting you out of context. Because my opposition is not about the context. My opposition is against some aspects of your reasoning. The context is undisputed. The A7 II's high ISO...

Wrong again all over, because I never said *you* were wrong. I said some of what you said was wrong, and I pointed out what, and why.

Everyone knows IBIS is most applicable for fairly static...

Why shouldn't we talk about the A7 II's higher ISOs? It really made me laugh when I just had bought mine and I found that its high ISO noise is hardly better than that of my Olympus E-M1 II....

Actually, there were two assumptions in the quote, both wrong. One was "more often than not, it's subject motion that you want to freeze". From what I'm seeing, in the (vast) majority of...

@Slideshow Bob: "Unless you're shooting a static scene in low light, IBIS isn't going to do you much good, because more often than not, it's subject motion that you want to freeze" – I fear your...

@Niko Vita: "From what you said I gather that A7II was deliberately omitted by Chris and Jordan although it is in the same price range as RP and Z5. Too bad for Sony, unfortunately" – I concede...

@spider-mario: Yes, but for many Nikon and Canon users the new system lenses won't be the only lenses they will use. Many will use their respective manufacturer's SLR lenses, many of which are not...

Compared to other cameras including those of the competition from back when the A7 II came out, to work with the A7 II feels like using a 1970s calculator instead of a halfway current smartphone,...

It is a flawed approach to restrict comparisons to a specific sensor size. After all, for a similar (or even higher) price I might rather buy an APS-C or MFT camera with a decent performance and a...

That ISO 32000 example is impressive; even more so as you brightened it to effectively resemble something more like 64000...

That said, it is also a good example to show the limits of what even...

Denoise seems to be an excellent noise reduction tool, too, but it doesn't do those lens corrections which are DxO's trademark, which do not only give you better corrections but also even visibly...

Yes, that's an interesting feature of Workspace! And thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately, I'm very picky ;-)

One of the reasons why I don't use Workspace is that I don't exclusively use...