Chris2210

@AmateurSnaps

That would imply only the front facing camera, which would seem to be more feasible as it would be using a different technique to calculating depth/blur. But unless it was somehow an...

Maybe I notice them more, but I'm always quite surprised by the numbers of women carrying around DSLRs, particularly in Italy [which I travel to quite often]. Where there are obviously couples,...

I think in the future as all imaging devices become more essentially computational than mechanical, many of the current tests will start to look obsolete. So I think it's likely tests will move...

So does that mean with DSLRs they perform a test on how the second camera performs? How all the sensors work in conjunction? How effective the panoramic stitching is? Not to mention how quickly...

@Michael1000

Not sure what the cars you refer to are - they sound like brands of ready meal to me. If you're going to assess a Ferrari F40 on luggage space, people carrying and negotiating of...

@Melchiorum

You know if you carry on making sober and rational comments on such things you'll eventually be barred from the internet.

"this camera is very similar to sony A99"

It's certainly more like that than the SLC two man slow torpedo used by frogmen in WW2. Just about.

If only. After five years of being stuck on CS6 [last paid for version] my organisation is about to take a gulp and go with cc. As design professionals we don't have an awful lot of choice. We need...

I don't think people who own guns NECESSARILY kill people with other guns. Putting simple logic aside [the sort of thing which dictates if you have a motor boat you are more likely to fall into the...

@tonyreidsma
Actually I'd like your place to be safer - is that so wrong of me? If some of my near neighbours had guns I would be concerned there may be accidents [as in this case - we accept it's...

@tonyreidsma
Except of course if he's in the UK, the emergency services are not usually armed [with guns anyway]. Our police aren't perfect, but they do appear to be amongst the most respected in...

I agree with you on the Oly menus - I much prefer the Panasonic interface, which probably comes in at a second behind Nikon for me personally. But I like Olympus colours and also the way they...

That's weird because I have a 5DII and a number of more modern MFT cameras and while I'd say the 35mm Canon is still a bit better in low light than either my EM1 or GX80, the difference in...

@badi
Yes of course there's less of a difference between Canon's APSc and the standard adopted by others for the format than the Canon APSc and 4/3 - I think you're taking an inference that isn't...

@panchorancho
You do realise the actual difference in sensor size between 4/3 and [especially Canon's smaller than usual] APSc, don't you? It's negligible. A fair bit less than a stop difference in...

Every time Canon releases a new camera these days it seems to not signal the new, but highlight the old features they're willing to give their customers at a specific price point. Once can only...

@ Daniel Birchen. If you wanted to go to that additional expense, why not just buy a decent camera in the first place?

BTW - I think the Nikon D850 is an excellent camera - especially if you love the OVF.

The last Canon I bought was a 5DII and at the time it was probably about the best specc'd 35mm format camera at a reasonable price on the market. That's a long time ago now and I don't think you...

There are so many better cameras with higher specs on the market for the same price as this I wonder how you come to this conclusion. Canon releases a typically hobbled, very entry level camera, at...