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I guess next year they will come up with an additional model: The donation plan. You can decide to pay a monthly or yearly donation. It will be slightly more expensive than Lightroom, but in return...

You can get the amount of photons though by taking, say, 100 images in a second instead of one, calculating them into one and compensate for the changes over time.

Just one thing I missed in the video: Leica is about keeping your aperture wide open. The lenses are designed for that and the M is the only camera where this doesn't mean I have to carry a big bag...

wcan: Very good question. If their idea is to lock someone into their system it would be the most stupid thing to try that with a messenger application. On my iPhone I use Signal instead. For me...

Gabor Takacs: Calling Apple not a hardware company is absurd. Apple gets nearly all of its revenues and profits from hardware and services, not from software. Whether their hardware is good or not...

Apple is a hardware company. They want to sell hardware in the first place and services. Not only one device, but all of them. Desktop, Notebook, iPad, iPhone, AppleWatch, AppleTV. Their efforts...

If you don't like blurry cats then in bright sunlight at f11 or more unless you are a very experienced Leica shooter.

Therefore the amount of light that hits you in the small or big backyard is not relevant. It‘s the higher amount of light that hits the bigger backyard that counts.
I assume you are talking about...

@Razor512: Yes, ideally we would just talk about fov, dof and noise level instead of focal length, f-stop and ISO. If we want a constant given exposure f-stop and ISO are related. Mathematically...

A „universal“ f-stop for the whole system would increase also with sensor size to account for the increase of total light gathered, the same time the ISO would decrease to compensate for the light...

Razor512: Light per unit area is meaningless if you compare different sensor sizes since it only makes sense to compare final images of the same size. If an apsc and a ff sensor both have the same...

„ Most do not convert aperture for DOF purposes, because such info would run counter to aperture for light levels.“
No, since the meaning of ISO changes at the same time. So 35mm f2.0 at ISO100 on...

Yes, especially since there is a dedicated lever to show other frame lines.