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Raist3d... Gullible much? Dust is mitigated, not "fixed" in the GR III. Eventually dust will land on the sensor that sticks regardless of dust removal. Just look at DSLR's with the same dust...

These renditions look too cold, overly contrasty.

On the positive side v3.0.2 opens much faster than v3.0.1 and some initial release bugs are resolved. For example, copy and pasting adjustment settings now no longer copies the source file name ...

Thanks for studying where the remaining color differences are post normalization, borissimo86. I personally consider the D200 and D700 bodies to be well established daylight "Color Kings" for Nikon ...

I use the Whites slider virtually all the time because I want Lightroom to calculate and automatically set highlight recovery for me. When Lr does this it often aggressively pulls highlights back ...

So it's President's Day here today and I finally had time to take my own comparative test shots between the D100, D200, and D700 (in DX Mode) using the same 35mm/1.8G DX lens... three generations ...

Actually Z is probably aimed right at me. Not because any of my current DSLR’s fail me but rather because of some of the exotic manual focus glass that I own. Being able to adapt this glass onto a ...

Admittedly my point about Z lenses being too slow was peripheral to my point about the general advantages of an f/2.8 zoom, but the fact that these are both equally true is surely what bugs you. Ni ...

True, over time everything “can” equalize. However, as you’ve insightfully noted, Nikon never did complete it’s DX lens set for fast primes. In APS-C it was Fuji who produced savvy lenses like a...

Nikon eventually will, no doubt, but they definitely missed the boat not having 2.8 zooms at launch or soon thereafter wouldn’t you agree?

To your very point above, Canon strike me as having been...

I dunno, it’s relatively easy for me to find like-minded members on here, Brian. That comment already has 5 upvotes after only a few hours. Wager it will get even more than that when it cracks ...

Sure, your criteria may be different. But the majority view as represented by myself and DPR below is ultimately what determines the commercial uptake of a system. https://www.dpreview.com/opinion/ ...

So there we have it. With this statement DPR has confirmed what we were all thinking: “I'm going to argue that what you really need is a choice of bright primes and F2.8 (or faster) zooms if you're...

I think we’ve already clarified the problem with that, right? You keep wanting to argue semantics as if that will somehow distract from the point being made... that the aforementioned slow Z glass ...

Very well-reasoned approach. I find it somewhat humorous that "image quality" has become synonymous with megapixels on DPR whereas in reality it is a balance between resolution, color, tonality, ...

Canon remembers that people fundamentally buy bodies in order to use interesting lenses. And so they work hard to offer interesting lenses. That's actually how I migrated from being solely a Nikon ...

Yes, technically they "can"... but who "wants" to mount an already long lens onto a teleconverter then, onto a FTZ adapter, then onto a camera? Not me. The lament here is about Nikon choosing to ...

@psharp... very true, for landscape one wants maximum DOF.

Congrats! These minty CCD bodies are a STEAL these days on MPB and KEH... I just recently picked up a minty 6MP Nikon D100 for less than a tank of gas. Anyone who wants to try the famous CCD look ...

With regard to AF, have you tried cleaning your lens contacts? Also I'd suggest mapping AF to back button focus for testing to isolate it from the shutter. Remember that only the center AF point ...