Francis Sawyer

If you're going to tout Mac quality or reliability, you are ignoring the five years that Apple insulted customers by saddling them with the disgraceful "butterfly" keyboard. That thing was trash...

A Mac is a PC. It's not a mainframe or a minicomputer.

An Apple is a PC, unless you're talking about an iOS device.

Well, that's directly related to 50Hz power systems. As it turns out, 60Hz is better for power transmission.

@roland, I was agreeing with @gurney about better low-light performance.

"Why would you assume something so ridiculous?"

He didn't. He's starting a scarecrow factory with all the strawmen he barfs out into this forum.

I agree: At this point, it's time to optimize for image quality and low-light performance and stop adding crap-quality megapixels.

Hahahaha, "door-shaped."

poundTruth

It has been debated ad nauseum and Serif refuses to fix it. It's a bad bug and anyone who uses the application for compositing knows it. Serif and the apologists are just being petulant babies...

Still no "non-printing" layer option, either. I mean... WTH, this should have been in version 1.

Hahaha, I love how "gradually destroy your image" isn't a defect but a setting!

The term is "flak," FYI.

That's not when rolling-shutter artifacts are most pronounced. Nor do you have to be shooting "action." The sloppiness of the image contributes to an uncinematic, amateurish look.

Do a bit of...

Sony, what are you doing?

At a time when people who care enough to buy a legitimate camera instead of using their cell phones are going to look at specs, you're fielding junk with the...

Right. Except for the image jiggling like Jello.

"One Ninja V will set you back $500, and that only lets you record one stream."

That's not at all a comparable product; it's a recorder, not a switcher. The Atem lets you record zero streams,...

It doesn't record, though.

You mean a Shogun? There's no Ninja 7. If you actually have a Ninja also, you should look at the AtomX Cast; it's a four-way switcher that the Ninja attaches to and gives you live four-way preview...

"Variable anamorphic effects have been a feature of many lenses in the recent wave of low-cost options, with the principle outcome being that faces brought into focus close to the lens look wider...

Except they never, ever make it.