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Gold? I guess Russians prefer the transuranic elements 😁

Class A: Yes he didn‘t explain it properly. And no, there are no vertical histograms but function plots of the brightness of each pixel stacked in one diagram. That‘s the reason why we don‘t see...

anticipation_of: Fujis DR modes work with RAWs as well, and I assume it‘s the same with Sony ( and Nikon). It‘s just not that obvious since it passes the information to the raw converter so you...

artnaz: Since structures on your image usually are both in x and y directions the various lines that are plotted in the waveform diagram can be interpreted quite easily, at least with a little...

SirPeepsalot, my camera has it already. They call it ‘viewfinder‘ 😉

Ruekon, look at Olympus then, if you can live with the small sensor. They have exactly that: They show you a transfer curve in the viewfinder and you can bend the highlight and shadow areas.

attomole, because your built in sensors ( eyes, visual perception) can‘t measure absolute values, just differences. So it will tell you if some areas are relatively bright, but not how close they...

75 mm crop mode would result in a 6.55 mpx file. Certainly no overkill. I‘d rather like to have an accessory to extend the focal length like the fuji x100 has.

@Michiel953: And why are you offended by that word? Political correctness? Just curious.

derekwolrige, its not an argument but a potential mirrorless can deliver. Something Samyang has already demonstrated for Sony. Other lens manufacturer should follow. Why should I decide if I could...

Ab Latchin, I agree with your argument that the bigger sensor does not automatically produce better IQ. But on the other hand, for larger sensor systems there are options for lenses with bigger...

Ab Latchin, obviously dpreviews criterion for burst shooting is 'with AF', no matter if its electronic shutter or mechanical. Fujis 20 fps is correct then (as long as AF doesen't slow down the...

@Marksphoto: Can you share the link? What do you exactly mean with hit rate? Eye, face detect? Af on moving subjects? Object recognition?

"The RX100/10 has a stacked sensor just like the A9".

Hmm, interesting. Then it's not due to the stacked sensor design but simply to the read out speed. Rolling shutter of the RX100 IV is not much...

@BlueBomberTurbo: Yes, if your point is that FF can offer more than apsc can, I fully agree. Sony uses a stacked sensor because FF has plenty of reserves in DR. It would likely be too limiting with...

@HSHN: Agreed.
@BlueBomberTurbo: 20 fps on the X-T3 is without crop. It uses the electronic shutter (like the Sony A9 does). At least in natural light quality losses are minor. Both A7 III and A9...

@HSHN: And don't forget speed. Those high resolution models are not such a good choice for sports and wildlife. To get the speed of my X-T3 in FF I would have to invest in a Sony A9 (which is 24mpx...

@Marksphoto: Which is exactly what they did, beside a couple of other improvements. If you think the absolute best af is what you need, Sony is your only choice.

@SafariBob: I didn't realize in the first place that "4x5" is meant in inches. I have scanned my old 35mm film stock in various ways and didn't get more than say, 8 or 9 Mpix resolution in best...

@NemanRa: Very cool, thanks. Will lookout for your forum, but still would like to have a final proof with a file to look at :-)