9VIII

Removing the mirror does not change the economy of digital cameras. SLR users have no reason to upgrade to short flange systems. The most compelling reason for the existence of "Mirrorless" is, the ...

Both X-Trans and Fuji's control layout are totally unique. With unlimited money I would certainly buy other cameras, but I would always use a Fuji.

The next lens I want from Fuji is an 18mm f1.0 lens, though if they could swing it I'd rather have 16mm f1.2, as long as the half-stop decrease in aperture is enough to allow the rear element to ...

For most people a high end camera costs as much as your car.

Canon can swap sensors at the drop of a hat. The resolution of a preview body is almost meaningless. They probably will stick with 24MP, but if all the Canon representatives (the only people Canon ...

I think the main problem is that cropping an image is the only form of editing that can be done effectively on any device, even after you've delivered the final image. I'd love a quick dial for ...

Or better yet wait for the R7.

Here's hoping we get 75MP+ in the R1. That's going to be one heck of a camera.

HEIF contains HDR10 format data that all HDR Displays, phones included, need to properly apply luminance to a 10 bit image. HEIF is the same size as JPEG. Canon and Apple have both adopted HEIF, ...

That's a very interesting thought if they finally remove the shutter for a super inexpensive RF body. Hopefully that also points to a very fast readout, if it is as fast as 1/60sec to read the ...

Battery Life. By now I have a dozen Fuji batteries, but it's a big disadvantage needing to remember to always swap to a fresh battery before you leave the house, plus grab a spare, and heaven ...

Now Canon has the perfect opportunity to re-introduce APS-H! If they're going Full Frame for an RF Rebel, then they can also use a larger than normal sensor for the amateur grade sports body.

Five years ago I would never even remotely have considered the possibility of ever telling anyone that SOOC JPEG is a legitimate option for improved workflow... I've been using Pro Neg. Std for ...

I think the 5DMkII can still make beautiful images at ISO100 despite using a deeply flawed sensor, but I guess cropping down from the same tech is just a bridge too far.

I definitely think everyone should have a wide angle F2.0 zoom lens at this point. With short flange systems the lens designers can do pretty much anything they want at focal lengths above the ...

I voted yes, only because the Z5 is already sold for effectively the same price and is a superior camera in almost every way. The tipping point for me is with IBIS the Zfc would have been fine as ...

lpmm tests are only independent of the sensor when using an Optical Bench, as Roger does at Lensrentals. Everyone else is getting combined results of both the sensor and the lens. Higher resolution ...

Every once in a while I get tempted by the 16-80, but then I check reviews and find that the XC-15-45 is still very competent at everything I would want our of the 16-80. The differences feel ...

I think the disconnect is the price of the photo is not necessarily connected with the reputation of the photographer. Any billionaire could go and buy a photograph from any unknown for a high ...

There are two camps. One camp believes there is such a thing as "Good Photography" separate from the intent of the photographer, and the other camp believes the artist self determines what is "Good ...