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I agree completely about the resolution of modern mid-range cameras. The Canon 6D came out at the 2000 dollar price point with a 20MP sensor almost a full *decade* ago. This category should really...

It's the same as when the aperture (or rather f-number) equivalence article came out. To this day there are people that continue to labor under the misconception that the correct way to compare...

A simple analogy that should make this easy to understand: Imagine it's raining and you would like to measure how much water falls on a one-square-foot area. Now imagine one person does this by...

I don't know why this comment gets so little love. That bokeh especially in image 3 is horrendously distracting, not smooth at all.

Seriously what is wrong with people that they complain about a f2-2.8 more than 4x zoom ratio lens?! Even if it was a constant f2.8 that would still be absolutely extraordinary. Getting an extra...

There *is* one big limitation to the Tamron 28-75mm, and that's the focusing motor. A stepping motor just doesn't give that crisp instant focus. I'm very optimistic about this announcement and the...

I especially enjoy Frost's reviews now that he includes autofocus demonstrations. The only problem now is that the camera he uses (A7R II) is definitely on the older side, and comment frequently...

This exact same lens with a Sony mount is 250 USD. Also, the first party Canon EF 85mm f1.8 is the same price as this lens, 420 USD. So yes, this lens (with a Canon mount) is definitely overpriced.

> On paper, shouldn't the main camera be capable of producing good raw images without relying on processing?

The main camera has a 1/1.3" inch sensor. Such a sensor has *13 times* less area than a...

@BasilG They *already* assign a vector as a camera score. That's what the Build Quality, Ergonomics, etc. list of scores is.

Also, the crop factor from Fuji "medium format" to Full Frame is only 1.27. Compared to 1.5 (1.6) from Full Frame to (Canon) APS-C.

To all the people that don't understand equivalence: cxsparc is correct, total light gathering is proportional to equivalent aperture. There is even an article published on this very site that...

Equivalence applies not only to depth of field, but also to light-gathering. Why do you think a photo taken with a f1.4 lens on FF has less noise than a photo taken with a f1.4 lens on a smartphone?

Full-frame equivalent of f/2.1 is also definitely not ultra-fast.

It's not only about how many A6000 owners are aware, or how many go on camera forums. It's also about how much and how brutally they use their product compared to A7 III owners. A camera enthusiast...

The Sony 50mm f1.8 has absolutely *horrible* autofocus. So bad that it is in no way a competitor to the Canon RF 50mm f1.8.

The 'never-need-to-use-the-mechanical-shutter' is super-significant because then you're not using any moving mechanical part. The shutter in particular is quite delicate, and the shutter breaking...

The autofocus section of the DPR TV review of the new Fuji "MF" camera is a good example of it not being as sophisticated a product as the current gen FF...

> But now when the bigger MF sensor comes in FF territories its suddenly totally different..

Between m43 and FF there is a full 2 stop difference. FF to Fuji "MF" is only 0,7 stops. *And* the...

> for a decade us crop sensor shooters have been told how huge that difference is compared to the FF Holy Grail.. and when something comes along [...] that is markedly larger in sensor size than...