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I remember a post someone made a while ago "friends don't let friends listen to Northrup"

Hahaha if this was a joke... 5 stars

If it wasn't a joke, you are in for a rude awakening!

"Panasonic gets it" -hmm I aam not sure they do - their latest bodies are all as big as FF DSL-R's. Sure they are making smaller lenses thatn Olympus, but these are variable Aperture vs constant...

The problem is easy to solve - BIGGER BATTERY -- thats why panasonics bodies just keep getting bigger !

I thought this is something you would ask your print vendor. As far as I know use as high as your printer (device or vendor) will allow.

Thanks for the explanation and all the hard work!

Can we conclude that those claiming this lense is a T1.8 to be incorrect? This lense much closer to a T 1.5 which is a very decent Transmission for the type of lens?

Peak Design Everyday 5L is perfect for me

In Camera HDR as far as I know all stink (except for on google pixel phones). if you are taking a 5 exposure HDR shot - just imagine that is on average 5x the shutter speed of a single shot. Now ...

No Notch = No Buy

The fact that canon is already near the top of the mirrorless sales with only the brain fart that is the EOS-M line, .... I guess the only thing that matters to the masses is that it should say...

never reveal your source bro!

Groundbreaking in the sense that Nikon releases a mirrorless camera that doesn't get ignored like the 1 series.

For the Nikon to use the Sony lenses, its going to need a shorter flange distance than even sony. I hope they know what they are doing.

too many variables, focus point/distance? angle of reflection, intensity of the light source etc.. you can see the different flare pattern which means angles have changed. You cant make any real ...

I used an epoxy adhesive (Araldite), it combines two different chemicals (usually comes as a double syringe), you have to mix it together (i used a toothpick) on a piece of cardboard or something ...

Neither have I, but removing it from the workflow will eliminate it as the cause. I think its always best to stay at the highest quality Bit depth and resolution for processing and only export to ...

most people dont like my answer but i glued my eyecup to my old EM-5. it never fell off again, and has had no detrimental effects. Use a strong glue.

When you export to JPEG you are compressing the bit depth to 8 bit  as well as adding some compression artifacts. Wether or not this is causing the posterization/banding - it certainly is not ...

is x4 enough? Most internal GPUs run on PCI x16