DDavis1

As with any tool, there is no one tool to rule them all. It will always be the reason why I have both mirrorless and DSLR. Right tool for the right situation.

You almost had me there... LOL

Please tell me that you are joking...

Would be better off buying a Zeiss Planar or Otus, Nikkor 58D, or Voigtlander 1.4's for manual focus or the Nikkor 58G for autofocus.

I noticed that too. Even in a standard image profile, I would have expected more contrast, more color depth than what the same provided given that this is a "world class" 58mm lens. It's what...

MANY of the BEST lenses known to mankind are manual focus lenses.

And even then, the photographer missed focus on the eye. Even pros miss from time to time at f/1.

If you can, try buying it from B&H. Sure, they may charge a bit more for used, but they have better conditioned items and their ratings are spot on. On top of the standard 30-day warranty, you can ...

Sony = Instant Gold Award

In regards to the 30min record limit, only the Lumix GH4, 5 record indefinitely. Not sure how they are avoiding the video camera tariff/tax. In regards to the Atomos Ninja V, there is no touch to ...

Did it ever occur to folks that maybe everyone who buys a digital camera ISN'T a hardcore enthusiast?

This camera was evidently geared towards those 3xxx and 5xxx Nikon APS-C owners and those who...

As stated before, lenses are bigger/heavier due to the addition/size of lens elements required for critical sharpness from corner to corner and greater image detail on higher megapixel sensors.

You are spot on. The majority of f-mount primes can't yield the level of detail and sharpness of more recent f-mount and Z-lenses lenses designed/over-corrected for high megapixel sensors. Lens ...

I think the issue here is that there is an "opinion" article on the same day an "INITIAL review" is made. Without fully using the camera and putting it thorough it's paces, an opinion is already...

Dang...this makes the manual focus Nikkor 58mm 1.2 Noct a STEAL/BARGAIN.

Just a general question/observation: At what point did we ever get away from capturing the image/letting the image tell the story to going down the rabbit hole and obsessing over resolution?

As I stated before, We will ALL get dust on the sensor at some point. Just save the money and buy a blower. $10-$17 on the average. It can be used with ANY camera body and/or lens/body adapter. Now ...

Night and day difference in using my manual focus 200mm f/4 AIS with the Z6. I can now shoot 200mm with shutter speeds of 1/60 and get sharp results.