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False, they do have zebras. Indeed not in stills, because zebras are a video thing: https://onlinemanual.nikonimglib.com/z9/en/15_menu_guide_04_g09.html It is a bit strange their stills highlight ...

In video mode, at least the X-S10 has the option for zebras (left and right). In stills mode, you have the flashing highlight warning.

Not sure about the best, but I have been using a Duracell branded np-w126s which works fine. I can not detect any difference from the Fuji original in how long it lasts. I've used it in warm ...

Found some older discussion on the same: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4526488 Looks like a combo of IBIS and OIS can add up to 1.5 stop of stabilisation. IBIS also offers stabilisation on ...

To me this reads like a contradiction:
"This takes two outputs from the sensor and applies different levels of amplification to each: a high gain output with improved noise characteristics in the...

Or even shorter:
Dual output gain (or DR boost) is akin using ISO bracketing with 2 exposures, but then within 1 photo.

To reduce noise in higher ISO situations you can apply a dual (conversion) gain sensor. Many vendors already do.
This is like a gain switch, you either run the sensor in a low gain mode for good...

Just tried this out and found the same. I've got boost performance on by the way. Perhaps it's the computational load of having to analyse the image to find faces/eyes that slows down other ...

Placed 34^th in the challenge. Guanaco (Lama guanicoe) grazing near a dirt road through Torres del Paine nat.park, Chile. It's actually chewing grass, but the moment in which I captured it to me really looks like someone surprised to meet a friend in an unexpected place.

Small correction for those that give a damn about such details. These Ibises used to be considered a subspecies of buff-necked Ibises, but after entering the photo I found they are now split off...

That's really strange. You'd think in this mode the camera presents itself to the OS like any other USB-stick / card reader device. So how could and why does Capture One still make this distinction? ...

Placed 57^th in the challenge.

Placed 36^th in the challenge. Had a hard time picking a photo, since Torres del Paine had so many great vistas.

For reduced saturation you could use the classis chrome or Pro neg. std simulations. for an overall change go to menu > image quality (I.Q.) > Color and change from 0 to a negative value. https://f ...

Placed 139^th in the challenge. Nice view after waking up in a hotel at the side of a lake (Lago Huillinco).

If it's sufficiently hollow an alternative to the glue on matchstick trick could be using a very small drill bit (for metal). By hand gently turn it into the hollow plug and pull.

If you're feeling brave you could use a tiny drop of superglue on the back end of a match-stick. Without touching the socket's sides, get it against the broken plug, wait a few secs and gently pull. ...

Placed 39^th in the challenge. Former train station in Puerto Varas built in 1913. It was built to boost tourism in the area. After several modifications, the last in 2005, it was closed soon after in 2007. Currently it's derelict and covered in colourful gravity and offers a small public boulder wall.

The photo you shared clearly shows 2 options are available... Pick the top one for performance.