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I seriously considered the M100 as it is incredibly compact and I already have a range of EF/EF-S lenses. Lack of viewfinder is a showstopper though. Even with the display turned up full, shooting...

Me too, I prefer the fixed EVF, and now it's cheaper :-)

I came within a whisker of upgrading to one of the Canon 1" compacts from my TG3 but just couldn't go through with it. Funnily enough I then visited friends and their kids soaked me and my camera...

Thanks all for a good discussion. Especially Jaques, for clarifying my thinking. I've taken lots of snaps and the occasional stab at an "arty" shot all my life but am now in the fortunate position...

@JacquesBalthazar I suppose the closest we have to objective reality is the raw sensor readout, which makes for a drab image if not processed in some way. It's a poor proxy for knowing the...

That night mode comparison is truly impressive. I don't know if I could achieve that with my DSLR even if I was an expert raw-tweaker. It would certainly take a lot of work. This raises bigger...

Are the wooden tripod and black cape included?

We're not all fashion victims. I made the switch to Apple a few years ago and have not had to replace one single device yet (5 year old Mac, 4 year old iPad and 3 year old iPhone). All working just...

I'd love to see sensor(s) of that quality packed into an Olympus Tough or a tiny compact with EVF. Maybe that will happen in due course. Meanwhile the case for separate "smartphone companion"...

LOL.... we should have patented it...

https://techcrunch.com/2019/07/03/apples-ios-13-update-will-make-facetime-eye-contact-way-easier

I wonder if they use data from the face scanner?

Shame. One either side and interpolate, maybe? I've been using video calls since the days of multiple dedicated land lines and no-one has cracked the eye contact problem yet!

Surely the point here is to be able to make eye contact during video calls? That would be a big step forwards. Best place for the sensor would be 2/3 of the way up in the middle.

Some years ago I went to a friend's wedding and made the mistake of bringing along my Nikon D40. The professional wedding photographer made no attempt to conceal his disgust and implied I was...

You'd have a hard time getting travel insurance to cover that camera against theft, and no chance of a payout without obtaining a report from incredulous local cops, who'd probably suspect an...

Great little camera. I had one which I used to take everywhere and it never let me down. Nice colours and I loved the simplicity of running off two AA batteries. I wish I'd kept it now, if only as ...