kminkov

My immediate concern is the quality of the rubber - if it begins to disintegrate in 2-3 years like with most products, the whole tripod would end in a landfill.

Maybe nobody is buying a camera for that specifically, but when you already have it, why not use it for that as well?

That's an interesting lens, but feels a bit heavy for what it is (considering it only covers APS-C). There are a lot of 200-500 and 150-600 lenses that sure are 400-500-600 g heavier, yet they both...

That doesn't seem right. The fact that it's a manual lens doesn't necessarily mean it can't report focus distance and aperture value. On some cameras (e.g. Nikon DSLRs), if the body can't read the...

Something fishy with the EXIF data - e.g. in the photo of the human eye, it can't be f/2.8 with so many things in focus. I know effective working aperture decreases as you get close to macro range,...

In-camera charging (or at least being able to power the camera through USB) actually makes a lot of sense when using it as a webcam (which I believe has been pretty common for the past year or...

My pet peeve with Nikon: still using two different control layouts across pro level DSLRs and mirrorless cameras (I'm talking about the mode dials, setting banks and so on). Practical example - I'm...

@vFunct I don't see how a notched dial can replace a stepless one.

Yeah, I'm aware of those, but thanks for the suggestion still.

I don't want to get into that discussion, but if I have to, I'll make it short: I don't have a webcam, but I already have the DSLR and want to put it to good use. I think that there should be an ...

Placed 38^th in the challenge.

A search brought me here. While I don't really care about the USB connection in terms of transferring images (I do this with a card reader like most people), it starts becoming a problem when ...