TrojMacReady

Philips has had TV's with similar (colored LED's around the rear of the entire screen, matching the colors of the screen, different colors in different areas at the same time or one uniform...

BT. 709 Coverage: 100%; DCI-P3 Coverage: 97.6%, Adobe RGB coverage still unknown, but for reference, DCI P3 overlaps with 93.6% of Adobe RGB.

On the official spec page it says:
BT. 709 Coverage: 100%*; DCI-P3 Coverage: 97.6%
https://www.philips.com.au/c-p/436M6VBPAB_75/momentum-4k-hdr-display-with-ambiglow/specifications

The Dpreview...

To put that "OCD" claim in perspective, in low light, shadow noise differences can amount to over a stop. The noise difference between FF and APS-C at a given efficiency (technology) level, is...

No need for screenshots, just look here: https://goo.gl/PWGJdG
Or here:
https://goo.gl/1uYE1E
Or here:
https://goo.gl/nXhiLi

How does Sony "use" Professor Hank Dietz when he decides to create a tool to fix it? And how is he a "self-proclaimed professor" when you can look up his credentials and he clearly earned his...

2015.

It's a long breath for some.

Unit sales for one month has little relevance to the article at hand. Especially if you consider that revenue for DSLR's was down and up for mirrorless again, an ongoing trend that highlights the...

No, that doesn't explain the continual downwards trend in average DSLR price, the race to the bottom.

And looking at more than just 1 month, the tables on unit sales turn as well.

Japan hasn't been representative as a camera market, since CIPA started reporting. They have always been the "odd" one out.

A little misleading numbers just by themselves, since DSLR's seem to be caught in a race to the bottom. Flat unit sales, but only because they keep lowering prices (-6%) while mirrorless cameras...

You forgot CD, DVD, Blu-ray, Playstation etc.

Hmm, yeah, they have a hand in changing landscapes. But nothing lasts forever in tech land.

Shadow noise is usually what limits your puctures the most in low light and there's more than a stop difference...

" Don’t be an apologist"

Just debunking your claims regarding NR being the reason for its lower noise performance in RAW. Which comes off as an apologist argument to detract from the A7III noise...

A little bit of wax on your monitor and all your pictures look just the way you like it.

@Nexlupus:
You're comparing lenses (corner sharpness, field curvature, centering etc.) and possible slight focus differences, not detail retention at higher ISO's. Switch the same scene to the...

No, the image will not be like that. Remember that we're looking at the starting point and then 100% crops. But for small prints, this could still result in usable images, where results from others...

The D850 is worse at higher ISO's than the A7RIII in low light, see above and below. The A7III beats the A7RIII by a hair in this...

Depends what you're looking for. In terms of low light performance, the D850 is...

Except for shadow noise at very high ISO's.