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I think it is because of the angle that light passing through the lens hits the Sensor. Light passing through the centre of the lens hits the centre of the Sensor directly so the full value is...

I use an X-T1 and I can't see any reason to move on, I'd rather spend money investing in lenses.

It's marketing to an easily impressed, non-technically aware audience. You see it everywhere, my new Samsung washer/dryer is marketed as having a 'digital inverter motor' as if it were something ...

The big deal was that you could buy it from Poundland shops for - guess what?

A pound a roll.

This was taken on the S-Bahn (overhead railway) in Berlin last summer with the S7Edge. It's not quite street photography, rather station photography. I don't know why but I just like it.

Samsung S series come with either Snapdragon or Exynos processors depending of the market. The Snapdragon has FM radio hardware but the Exynos does not. Also as far as I know, only US snapdragon ...

I have seen this effect before in Affinity, Fast Stone and Dark Table, less in On1 but not in OOC jpegs and Raw File Converter (SP). Ironically Lightroom doesn't seem to be affected either.

I'll be there at the same time. It's a holiday/sightseeing trip not a photographic expedition so I don't want to lug a load of photo gear. I'm taking just the 18-55mm and maybe the 14mm which will ...

Actually, I would get the 80mm macro.

I often have exactly the same thoughts, should I sell the X100 or keep it. I don't have an issue with the AF speed and the images are just as good quality as they were 6 or so years ago. I think ...

All I can say is that it has worked for me.

Another happy buyer of refurbs from Fuji UK. All delivered in as new condition and working perfectly. In fact the only Fuji camera that I have had problems with is my first series Fuji X100 which ...