thenoilif

because of smartphones and computational photography.

A few things of note regarding Fuji. The updates are not about loyalty. Any product that needs to be updated as much as a Fuji camera system does just points to that product not being ready when ...

I still say the Sony A7riii sensor is better. Also, Sony can adapt a lot more lenses.

I think you're looking at this from your personal preference which seems to lean more towards precision, not surprising since we are on a forum dedicated to technical perfection in cameras. But as ...

These are the same comments that Fuji's mirrorless cameras have received as well as Sony's pre-A7riii.

There was obviously a barrier that needs to be crossed with mirrorless when it comes AF....

But Nikon is late to the party with the other companies already having tested the waters and worked out these kinks. They are also Nikon, they've been making cameras much longer than the...

I've seen this done in other films though. The movie focuses on an object in a scene that doesn't seem to have any bearing on the scene itself or the subject is not perfectly in focus. It's done ...

Well the cinematographer on the film has an Academy award and also shot La La Land which has some of the more creative and visually stunning shots in a film in recent memory so I think he knows ...

This exactly. If you want to give a film a 'real' feel to it, these are commonly used to achieve that.

the same is said for Nikon's 50 F1.8 and it's only $200. You can't really compare it to the Otus though. I mean Nikon FX lenses are some of the best lenses but they don't compare to the Otus. There ...

Only reason to buy one of these new Z cameras. From what I'm seeing they are behind in key areas to other mirrorless that are similar in price, mainly the A7iii and A7riii. AF is not as good and 1 ...

Theres also a wide assortment of cameras being used in these pics ranging for M43 to DSLRs.

But when we consider modern photography, very few photos are a true representation of the real world. All newer cameras have some form of computational photography and then you have digital ...

Actually, it has everything to do with need because you need the to do this "With an EVF, I can see the effects of B&W mode settings such as colour filters and tone curves on the fly". People have ...

Yeah, I think if you shoot enough B&W images, you eventually will see what the photo will look like in your head based on your experiences with the environmental conditions creating the scene. I ...

You're only thinking of what you can do now. You're not thinking in the possibilities of computational power.

Here's more data

https://fox2now.com/2018/02/26/nasa-releases-time-lapse-of-the-disappearing-arctic-polar-ice-cap/

I don't think it's just about convenience. The question really is about shooting preference and the creative process. Some people just enjoy going out, looking at the conditions including lighting, ...

Not basing this off of numbers but observation, Mirrorless APS-C, especially Fuji have become quite popular, at least in Asia. I see more mirrorless APS-C cameras in people's hands than any other ...

Their environment seems to be declining quite rapidly.

https://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/

Also, how do you know most of them are doing just fine?

According to the studies I've read, there is a...