thenoilif

Disagree it frames the subject nicely.

Sony's smart cameras have always been underrated. And this may finally be the beginning of the era of pro-centric smart cameras.

Why would they need to be bribed when they have people who are willing to promote their products for free. As far as reviewers, DPR is a pretty popular site and they didn't exactly rave about the AF. ...

The gap isn’t closing. Fuji is well behind everyone else when it comes to mirrorless af tech and they really don’t see to care to much to be competitive in that area. It’s not their thing. They ...

So you're trolling then. Got it.

While I do like the look of Fuji's filters, I mean "film simulations", lets not pretend that they should be commended for them. We no longer live in a time where the color of an image is determined...

@Greg7579
Wow thanks for that biography but that still doesn't answer the question. Why do you spell out Sony camera models only?

The Fuji X line of cameras are not known for their amazing AF. If you want point and shoot level automation go with a Sony.

@Greg7579
"I've been doing that for years on the Fuji X Board."
Ok but again, why? I noticed that you only do that with the Sony cameras.

People who buy Sony cameras are able to add their own color science to the images in post.

Why are you spelling out the Sony model numbers?

Fact is, Fuji is never going to be cutting edge because that is not their thing.
They are trying to maintain a more traditional way of taking photos so its to be expected that their AF capabilities...

In the last couple of years we've seen smart cameras equal low light images of that of a current gen 42 MP FF ILC camera. The most current smart cameras are able to produce shallow depth of field ...

Technically optical given that the lens is providing the clear image "regardless of distance".

Next year. Huawei P50 Pro.

Computational imaging removes diffraction and provides aperture control through the manipulation of light and depth of field. All it needs is an in-focused image which is what the liquid lens ...

Which is a work around to focal length when combined with how smart cameras process images. So, what it says is that if I am 100 feet away from a subject, I might use a 200 mm lens to be able to ...

And you don't understand how smart cameras work. All they need is to capture a clear focused image regardless of distance and they use stacking to be able to create a high-resolution version of ...

The distinction is that they have surpassed many types of dedicated cameras, like the vast majority of 1" compact cameras.

You seem to have a lot of Fuji gear. http://www.chinaipmagazine.com/en/news-show.asp?id=10560 https://www.dpreview.com/news/1387139188/fujifilm-and-polaroid-to-begin-legal-battle-over-photo-borders ...