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Thank you! First time selling here. Wasn't aware that was a feature, but makes perfect sense. Now closed.

This item is now sold. Thank you for looking!

I have a fair condition DMC-LX7 for sale. Everything is functioning just fine. However there are some cosmetic defects from wear and tear, as this was a travel camera and lightweight ...

Heaven forbid people be interested in gear! And how dare a website about photography equipment discuss gear!

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I own both J3 and J5. Kept the J3 as a backup. If your primary camera is a V2, the image quality of the J3 is identical. If you find it sufficient to be your primary camera, then my suggestion is ...

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I really enjoyed these shots. Thank you for sharing!

Have a lovely trip! I made the same switch from 10-30 to 10-100 non PD, and together with my 18.5 prime and J5 body it's been my travel and general purpose camera kit. I do admit to considering ...

+1 to all Adrian's points What lenses are you planning to take?

Maybe we see what we want to see?

Was at Disneyland in Anaheim 2 weeks ago for 3 days.

I was one of two Nikon 1 owners I saw in those 3 days.

The rest were 99% phones.

The remaining 1% were...

According to this chart, you'll see about a half stop difference in image quality at that ISO range: http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Nikon%201%20J5,Nikon%201%20V3 Depending on the ...

According to Bill Claff's charts, you'd be doing 1.5 stops or so better with the D610 vs the D5100, assuming you're using the full sensor area and not shooting it in crop mode (where it's only ...

I think if you're satisfied with the D80 quality, then you'd be satisfied with the D60 quality. AFAICT the sensors are about equal. If you want image quality that's technically closer to or better ...

@ZeBebito, are you skewering Canon? Or saying if can't afford a $3500+ body and a $1000 lens, you should just stick with your cell phone (or at least have the decency to not share your rubbish...

@dnscott645 clearly doesn't have kids.

@xiao_xiang

I followed the advice of folks like you who say to get a fast prime, and you'll get beautiful low light pictures indoors.

Based on my experience, that worked out not as well as...

Highly risky, death-defying behavior requires grand courage... grand foolishness... grand delusion... Or some mix of the three.

Some care more about fame and a big thrill more than anything else,...

You're trolling, right?

This is an annual feature, not a new one, similar to those run by just about any peer site in the consumer electronics during the Christmas buying cycle.

Why should...

Thank you for the kind praise, Bob! It means quite a bit coming from a forum legend like you. I think you've inspired me to share some examples of what I've seen with different post processing ...

I disagree. Low light still demands wide aperture unless you're using flash. Wide aperture means narrow depth of field. On FF and even on APS-C, there's very little margin to miss focus, especially...