Jonas Palm

This line of thinking will kill the camera division. Slightly warmed over models upgraded with left-over parts are simply not exciting enough for a healthy future.

Not too likely, of course. You’re right in your observation - for high-res to be useful for even stationary people, the sensor read-out speed would have to be very, very high. Even if they could ...

People here (understandably) seem to pretty much want an updated EM5 that is an EM1 (PDAF, sensor bump, higher speed) without perhaps the extreme framerates. At this point in time, with the ...

Given good depth maps, computational approaches allow not only simulated lens DOF for any (lower than shooting) f-stop, but also allow arbitrary DOF-functions, achieving results that would ...

There are a few things that could push a larger than the usual 10-15% increase in linear resolution. * Olympus has clearly stated that they will provide 8k capable cameras. That requires at least ...

But apparently not what it means on another format.

I like your images. Often graphically strong, and/or with small focal points that make the image. Images that would benefit from being physically large. They tickle the mind. Favourites in this set ...

It is more or less the same size as my Canon 85mm f1.8. Optically the 75mm f1.8 is awesome.

It is a rare occasion that I find myself disagreeing strongly with you, but this is one. Both of these charts are created using camera sensors, not measuring the intrinsic performance of the lens. ...

I just want to commend Rishi Sanyal on his articles, and presence in the discussions. This is new and exiting (or threatening) ground for many with an interest in photography, and I’d like him to...

Well yes. :D Precious few people shoot film these days, for a multitude of reasons. I was merely emphasizing that there is no globally valid way to compare. If you are truly interested, you ...

Of course, if you sell prints, obviously you should care about their quality! My point was that it is a miniscule number of images of the total that are ever printed (and even if they are, it’s not ...

There is no one ”right” mtf level for comparing formats and technologies. Both magnification and subject matter (and colour, and...) will influence what would be appropriate. It’s just too damn ...

Also, if the IS lens group cannot be made reasonably small, then moving it in a way that provides good enough stabilization get correspondingly harder. Dangerous words on a Canon forum, but IBIS ...

Some oldtimers seem to like it. My very elderly parents however love watching images on iPads where they can crop and zoom any image to their hearts content. I think it is some kind of ”fine arts” ...

But lacking Kodachrome 25 you would have to use the best slide film you can get your hands on. Shoot an appropriate test target, and then put the slide under a microscope and check resolution. Or, ...

At IEDM 2018 in to be held in december, this caught my eye: (1) 1.5µm dual conversion gain, backside illuminated image sensor using stacked pixel level connections with 13ke- full-well capacitance and ...

Of course its irrelevant! :-) I just grabbed the opportunity to demonstrate that the grass is not necessarily all that much greener in other pastures, and point out that many of the really clean ...

Nothing to be ashamed of, look at this image with the new Canon R at 640 ISO or this at ISO 200. The whole gallery is consistent with these shots, for that matter. Check it out. Small wonder most ...

In the case of phones at least, comparisons using their jpeg output is arguably valid, both because that’s how they are actually used typically, and precisely because the "jiggery-pokery" is how ...