Aaron Yang

@rawdinal your method is very effective. If you close the lens cap and have the camera shoot at max. ISO, you'll be filling the disk with random noise images. It's very unlikely to recover anything...

I really like these two images:
The Urus stand, honoring the legacy of their ancestral way of life
The Beginning Hours of the Sourdough Fire

I've been staring at the results from 1600 to 12800 for at least 20 minutes. The high ISO results aren't as good as other 24MP full-frame cameras, but it doesn't look "closer into line with the...

Invest in 2 systems. It saves you money in the long run because you can buy the lens you need rather than settle for less desirable gear for more money.

Everyone loves the Nikon Nikkor Z 135mm F1.8 S Plena. But since I care about sharpness, weight, and price, I'll just get the Samyang which is better in these three categories but has less beautiful...

"let's call it the R2, shall we?"

You're a lencist against black lens!

I'll keep my fingers crossed for an S1R II with PDAF

25 people at the point of writing this comment liked your sarcastic and non-constructive comment regarding an optical innovation never before tried by other brands. SMH.

Why so much negativity? Canon introduced a brand new product never achieved by others and cost less than half of the Nikon's 600mm f/6.3 prime, and somehow everyone praised the Nikon and trashed...

Which color variant of the Zf looks the best?

Thank you for keeping dpreview alive. Advertisements are a necessary evil. Just don't put auto-play video advertisements with sound enabled. Those are intolerable.

I didn't know monkeys can ride a deer!

All of these images are very impressive. I would buy prints if I had the chance.

Sony: Here are various cameras for User 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Chris and Jordan: Sony is making too many cameras, let's make a video to trash Sony.

Consider getting the Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8, 17-70mm f/2.8, 70-180mm f/2.8. It's only 16-270mm rather than 14-300mm, but considering their price tags and weight, they are hard to beat.

People are busy with their smartphones, even on horseback crossing a river!

Surprise surprise, the a7CR compared to the a7RV is inferior, just like a laptop is inferior to a desktop computer in terms of performance. Lighter weight and smaller dimensions are part of the...

The D800 and D800E had the left side AF problem though. The D810 is more refined overall, and is the very few Nikon DSLR that I was truly satisfied.

No Bluetooth mic/earphone support, doesn't connect to social media apps, no live stream, and poor connectivity to a smartphone.
Many flagship smartphones (other than Apple) have 1"-type sensors....