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I'd use "Thunderstruck".

Microfiber cloths absorb oil and wax, so I can just breathe lightly on a finger-print-smeared lens element before wiping it clean, rather than pre-applying a lens-cleaning spray.

I find that 9" x...

I love the look of the tree, but find the tipsy horizon distracting.  Levelling things will force you to crop, though, which could be more problematic.  Good luck.

That's exceptional; my favorite landscape image on DPReview so far this year.

Good potential, but this looks like a job for Sabrina.

Let's see if a picture is worth 24 words.

Nice effect.  Did you try a self-portrait by panning less smoothly to produce a jagged horizon?

Whoever did that neglected to flip the power switch "ИO" tattoo.

While Sabrina's warmer, more-vivid renditions might be more pleasing to the eye, the original versions make me feel more like I am there, "on location".  Mind you, in my film days, I shot that ...

RAW is war.

"Host Don Komarechka" is an anagram of "So, thank Kodachrome".

Coincidence?

I didn't know they had moving parts.

Great set of images. Your use of dudes is exemplary.

This will allow really fat rich people to take selfies.

Thanks.

I just Googled it:  Venus has 6 times the albedo of the moon, and celestial geometry might also play a role here.  Cheers.

Shouldn't Venus appear as a crescent like the moon, or does it look circular because of its atmosphere and / or representation by relatively few pixels?

There have been extensive threads on this in the past. In my opinion, it's impossible to perceive any differences between 12 and 14-bit images in the vast majority of cases.

I suspect the blurrier results were from when I did not use the EVF.  Good point. I've used an HX90V for a few years, and have found it to have quite effective stabilization.  It ain't no RX100 VI, ...