Raintitan

Nikon is in a financial death spiral and Canon seems to be riding the long tail of their products to squeeze out profit with minimal innovation and a good service organization. We have great...

Great points. I was thinking the same thing. I think they are relying on their brand with this one.

I had an LX-7 and I currently have the Leica versioned LX100. I also have a Ricoh GR and Sony full frame with Zeiss lenses. And...the LX7 lens is hard to beat. It has a sharpness and detail that is ...

Appreciate your thoughtful comment. Nikon and Canon are not trying to win market share anymore, I don't think. Nikon is in trouble and will drop off first...then Canon and Sony will go from there. ...

I am sure the Loxia is pretty special. I need the range of zoom since I want to use the lens at 35mm quite a bit. I'll have to check it out in the future. My 16-35mm constantly surprises me with ...

I used the 10-18 for awhile on my Sony A7ii and it was pretty limiting and poor around the edges even at 15mm. The 16-35mm, at least my copy, is a stunner. I shoot it all the same as a carry around ...

I know exactly what you are talking about but have never posted about it. The LX7 is the sharpest camera I've owned, and my LX100 isn't as tack. Nor is my Zeiss 55mm on a Sony A7ii. Or my Ricoh GR.

To be fair, they don't have people left in those areas to reorganize.

Free fall style.

I agree on the smudges.

The idea is that the iris + facial recognition will reduce the use and need for fingerprint authentication.

Exactly. Now someone nefarious just needs to get a connecting flight from another country.

I love that question. I have a Leica 109 which is the LX100. I keep looking for reasons to sell it for other gear (Mavic drone, lens, etc) but I guess I'm not ready. It is so flexible for it's size ...

The thing that keeps the 16-35mm on my camera most of the time is the versatility. I love super wides, but my preferred focal length is around 28mm if I'm not shooting portraits. As a result, the ...

I agree with this. Based on your samples, I think you might find the 16-35mm to be fantastic.

That is my thought. This looks like more hassle than a 3x exposure brasket that is merged in post. I have an A7ii and the apps are kind of clunky.

Interesting. I'm using an S7 Edge and perhaps I am confusing cloud synch with processing. I'll check more closely.

Think of the megapixels as a more accurate way to "round" the image pixels with more precision. With a more precise grid, a large square can still be positioned more accurately even if the square...

It appears to be a pretty solid implementation.

One interesting point is that it appears to upload the images to be processed and merged in the cloud and then passed back down. Which is pretty...

Thank you very much. I love landscape / scenery settings.

That is great feedback. I think it would look better with the recommendations you have given. The goal is that it looks interesting but not artificial.