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The first stabilization I came across, apart from gimbals and the rest of that video stuff, was $5000 Zeiss mechanically-stabilized binoculars.  They worked well.  And no batteries needed. But ...

If you take Sony's A7SII (12mp) and downscale the output from the A7RIII (42mp), the S still has lower noise at extreme ISO's.

If you look full screen on some rinky dink 27 inch monitor, there is no difference between any APS and FF.  If you don't print beyond 20x24, there is no difference, except at extreme ISO's.  So, ...

Ridiculous to saddle this with a 3:2 sensor format. It's time to start making full use of the lens image circles. Go large sensor and at least 4:3 format if not square.

Get this weird feeling upon hearing this that I should go buy one.  Always intrigued by the F and don't need hyper responsiveness of a sports camera.

Nikon's D600/610 being the cheapest FF DSLR apparently did not sell in the numbers the more expensive D750 did, so I wonder if Canon expects this inexpensive model to sell like the R, or ...

No you can't.  Just like other observatories, time is often shared based on project and institution.

No IBIS, no deal.  Pass.

"The Greatest Generation" to the "Entitled Generation."

This is a Rokinon 85mm f/1.4 telephoto lens for Pentax mount.  The lens is mint, except for one thing, the diaphragm is sticky.  It sticks sometimes at various apertures so needs some DIY ...

Same as the E-M5II $1199.00.  Don't forget the E-M1II supposedly has better weather proofing, etc.

That's an educational scope, but  there are more and more private, large remote telescopes where time can be rented and imaging done.

Seems to be made of similar material as a Barbie so yes.  But pricing on the camera, even costlier ones is the tip of the iceberg as really good lenses will set you back considerably more, even a ...

Landscapes are not really a weak spot for m4/3rds.  They may not have (except in high-resolution mode) the resolution of some FF cameras, but the lenses you can get are better across the field ...

-20mp sensor. -Newest processor. -The ability to speed up processing by using a battery grip as an option. -Hand-held high resolution.

Fuji and Canon will eventually adopt IBIS, it's only a matter of time.  Not adopting it would be like not adopting efficient sensor cleaning or live view or finally offering something besides DSLRs.

Takahashi FSQ106 (4" scope) is about 20lbs as well.

Trump and Sanders show what happens when you challenge the status quo.   The Deep State will hamstring you.  They have trillions of dollars of intricate agreements which last for decades and they ...

Looks like a C11/14.

Not too bright for a spy.