kminkov

$500 is not that much for a good keyboard that can easily survive 15-20 years. Not this one probably though.

Tactility when pressing - okay, but how would you know the place of each button?

If you're at all looking at your keyboard, you're wasting your time. Touch typing concepts can be applied to almost anything involving a keyboard.

But why

Just like almost any other camera app with this feature, the part of the background that would be uniformly out of focus is okay, but it really struggles with the transition from in focus to out of...

Placed 34^th in the challenge.

Why does it matter what computer it was edited on?

Am I the only one thinking that a camera should boot up in a matter of one or two seconds? An Android device can't do that.

Why not try fixing AF issues while trying to be unique?

@HowaboutRAW Indeed I haven't handled the camera, but what stops me from wondering about the way it's done? I'm not bashing it, I'm sure it has its market, I'm just curious about the logic behind...

@HowaboutRAW Even if we're not considering this to be a sports camera (since in fact it isn't), what about if you simply want to use back button AF? What about AF/AE lock? Exposure compensation?...

Such a sophisticated camera with so few physical controls seems vastly ineffective...

How can you judge about that from just a front silhouette?

LIghtroom isn't a be all, end all solution either.

Just buy all the same parts and assemble it yourself. One small detail - it won't have an Apple logo.

Unless you count the lower weight toward "better ergonomics", I really don't see what's different.

So this one's going to be even more overpriced?

Way to make the Sigma 200-500 f/2.8 look small.

If they've managed to make the same improvement as from the Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 VR II to the FL-ED, then it might actually be worth it.

It's a Canon, but at least they got the zoom ring on the correct side.