Chris2210

Mirrorless can shoot faster [A9, EM1 II et al - they aren't limited by the speed of flipping up a mirror]. Mirrorless viewfinders now [for some] rival optical finders in detail, they also can show...

I was one of those initially hooked into the system [alongside my DSLRs] with the GF1. It was a bit of a classic even though now its performance [just 12mp and unacceptably noisy by the time you...

I don't get why some people are saying it's 'too late'. You don't have to be the first to market to create a successful product if it's the most usable iteration in the market-place.

Although I...

@Thorgrem

Not really a criticism of you, mate and it's easy to see where you've picked it up from (native speakers). If no-one ever tells you though, how do you know it's wrong? Most Dutch people...

Where are you getting the big from? Ugly is clearly in the eye of the beholder.

I think you mean TOO bad. It puzzles me how that really common error has grown up - I'm not sure to ['tuh' - as in...

"And we've managed to circumvent the laws of physics by fitting a mirrorbox and prism along with the sensor mechanism and lens mount in a width that is only half the size of all that. It's actually...

The first comment about an adapter 'MUST' be included. No it mustn't.

It might be a good idea to offer it in a discounted bundle, but particularly if it's priced aggressively and aimed at the...

"sensors confuse both of you"

Thankfully neither of us seem to have the extraordinary difficulty you appear to experience with simple arithmetic. 4x area = 4 times light. [Here's another hint - it...

Within 10 years the mirror box will be dead as the market leader in pro sports shooting. CaNikon may or may not capture sizeable market share with their own mirrorless offerings, but they won't be...

I think if you were choosing carefully, in ideal lighting conditions and at web resolutions, a few people [perhaps many] wouldn't spot the difference. If you were to do it with all the images in a...

Hey Zvonimir

Have you also noticed that nectarines are smaller, cheaper and often juicier than oranges?

It's a shame you have to use four of them to make the same amount of fruit salad. Did you...

@Teila
While I do struggle to understand the whole ‘fashion’ thing, I do get the fact that people are prepared to pay for exclusivity and luxury in that sort of arena - particularly if they’re...

The commercial listings on Amazon are a mess, btw...

Yes the GM5 was great, particularly if you were into the MfT ecosystem. I always think of it as the ultimate small camera and great for stealth [take it into a gig and no one thinks you have a...

Don't know where you get the idea of that sort of saving from. Canon are unlikely to make a non-stabilised version of their lens because they're making them for non-stabilised bodies.

You may be...

Actually the further you go in terms of magnification the more important it is to have OiS. That's because in-lens stabilisation is dedicated for the range of the lens whereas [obviously when you...

I use Macs - they're great machines, ultra reliable, high quality and attention to detail second to none.

But people complain about their prices and I can't see how they justify what they're...

It would appear the pixel race is over and now we have the zoom race. Similarly useless at the extremes.

I suppose it only takes a few gullible punters for Nikon to sell a some of those 1/2.3"...

I still don't get your conclusion the court was 'right'. Whether or not he was filing for a disproportionate amount of damages is a bit beside the point.

Leaving your door unlocked does not excuse...

It's called sarcasm. Billions of images are posted on the web every year and only a small proportion of them are nicked. So the analogy isn't such a bad one, since your hundreds of millions are not...