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LOL, "impossible to design a high-performance lens." What would be the reason to make a larger diameter mount? Is it for faster lenses? I'm fine with f/1.4, but there have been several f/0.95 ...

It's very simple.  Your camera has acquired Artificial Intelligence, and is now self-aware. It is aware whenever you put it on the tripod, and has decided to annoy you by not working on purpose ...

I can see this becoming a really great professional system, more so than the other guys, and I'm a Sony shooter.

I'm imagining a trio of lenses: 35mm 1.2L, 50mm 1.2L, 85mm 1.2L (and many more),...

Okay DPReview, I think it's about time to close down this website. You've had a good run. :)

My vote is with Fuji and Sony. I can't believe the amount of new systems that have been announced this year. I have decided to stick with my Sony system for a very long time, and will add a few new ...

Such silly comments. Sony (and Canon) are such large companies, that they don't even need to make cameras and lenses to survive, and yet, they are still the leaders.

LOL, the RAW files are right there bro. If you were a real photographer, you would know how to get great colors from any camera. Too bad you're just a troll.

I'm getting great colors and skin...

I can't help but think Canon will be releasing an RF 35mm 1.2L and 85mm 1.2L to go along with the 50mm. I think this will be a great system, especially with a new 5DSR type mirrorless in the future.

I use different color profiles in Capture One Pro to get the color I want.

And I also did the same thing back when I shot Canon! :)

In Capture One Pro, I use alternative color profiles to get the color I want. What you see in this gallery is probably the sickly neon green/yellowish skin tones that you get with default...

I use the Canon 35mm 1.4L II. Waiting for the GM. Come on Sony...

I thought the same, until I saw some great portraits on Flickr taken with 24mm lenses, at 1.4 or 2.0.  I love the look. For landscapes, I would use a Loxia 25mm, stopped down.

I always felt the same. I used to shoot Canon. Now I shoot Sony. I have the Canon 35mm 1.4L II with adapter.

Canon cameras haven't been winning in the "test lab." But as an artistic...

The Zeiss 50 1.4 ZA is astonishingly good.  I would not go for the Sigma Art in this case. If you don't care about AF, the Voigtlander 65 f/2 APO is even better.  I have both.

I use Priolite Hot Sync lights (made in Germany), and even though they work perfectly at all power settings and shutter speeds up to 1/8000th with EFCS turned ON with my A7R2, Priolite actually ...

I wouldn't pre-order anything, until the thousands of online reviewers compare the Sony 135 GM to the Sigma 135 Art.  The Batis is wonderful for it's APO properties, but even my cheap Samyang 135 ...

I expect to see a new 5DSR and a mirrorless equivalent, with more features, such as IBIS and an AF point joystick...

The DXO sharpness measurements are taken at wide open, as far as I know. That means, that the 85 1.8 is sharper wide open than the GM is at 1.4, but stop the GM down to 1.7 and beyond, and in every ...

You're shooting compressed RAW, did you know that? Did you even focus on something in the landscape shot, or did you just half press the shutter and think the camera will AF on something? I don't ...

I'm also no optical engineer, but it seems it's actually EASIER to design wide angle lenses for the E mount, and maybe mirrorless in general. My Loxia 21mm is sharp from corner to corner already at ...