GaryW

And the problem is?  ;-)  Sometimes this is fun.... I like to go a bit wide also if there are lots of people.  It allows me to step closer and not get quite so many others in the the way of the shot. ...

I have a nice, big Sony flash made for A-mount.  It will really light a place up!  I used it a couple of months ago to take a group photo, and it really saved my bacon.  Without flash, the ...

In that case, people should be confused.  ;-)

I agree that it's odd that P&S cameras usually include FF equivalents, but I think that's more to do with the purchasing process.  Does saying something is 6mm to 24mm explain how wide the angle is? ...

In that case you should purchase a 30mm or 35mm lens for APS-C to match what you wanted from a 50mm on a FF camera. The crop-factor is handy for comparisons, but only makes sense, really, if you're ...

I'd take that deal myself, if I were looking for a kit-lens upgrade. Or any zoom. You got a great deal! As it is, I have the 18-105, and I'm not sure I'd benefit from the switch. But if I found it ...

What's nice about some of these cameras is that you can tilt the flash back a bit and bounce it off the ceiling.  This makes for remarkably natural-looking light in many cases.  Normally I prefer ...

While I'm inclined to agree, they should have some APS-C lenses that make full use of 24mp. Or at least one lens? Browse through DxOmark, and the highest looks like 16, as tested on the 24mp ...

I agree.  If you used an f2.8 lens (such as one of the pancakes), you would simply have more noise than the FF equivalent (1 to 1.3 stops worth).  Although, with the 16/2.8, you could argue about ...

Really, when you consider that the sensor is smaller, you'd like the camera to be smaller too.  Otherwise, why bother?  My Nex-6 is smaller than either, so, I guess I'll just hang on to that a ...

Anti-motion blur. The "app" capability has been hacked, but I don't think anything too advanced has been developed on that.

Well, AWB differences largely disappear when processing from raw, too. Does that take care of most of Demitry's concerns?  ;-) I think a lot of people like to get something they like ...

Sony's been making cameras for a long time. Is this new criticism? Wondering where it's coming from.  Has Sony been working hard for 20 years on something so basic, so fundamental?  Or is it just ...

MFT cameras always seemed a bit too large compared to Sony, at least considering the sensor size differences. And yet, I don't think the FF lenses are cheap compared to APS-C lenses, except maybe ...

Then you move from APS-C to FF and have to re-buy all that top glass!  ;-)

Yeah, Snapa's snark-level is set to "high" on this one.  ;-) I can't participate in the poll, as I can't get past the 'tude, even though I am sympathetic to his main point, that people seem to ...

A lot of times, people already have their minds made up.  They just want some validation, someone to hold their hand and say that everything is alright. I agree, although, good to go into it with ...

Well, you should make use of all the info you can get. After I buy a lens, I can test it myself. I test in real-world situations as well as test-charts, but mostly, I just use them. I don't think ...

Yeah, you start to have a lot of options when you just create a series of separate files yourself.  There are also free tools available, but it's nice to have something like this that does it all ...

No.  Not sure if the number is fixed or if it is scene dependent.  The timing does seem to vary, but that is probably just shutter speed.  I think I hear 6 shutter clicks (5 frames?). Yes.  I just ...