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On my last trip, I took an Android phone-compatible SD card reader and a big (200GB?) MicroSD card inside the phone.  This is was the smallest possible setup.  I ended up not actually using it due ...

Ironically, the 5D Mark III is about the same at that ISO as the X-T2. It's also double the weight, double the size, and loses the exposure preview of mirrorless. That being said, use whatever...

@Richard - You haven't done anything wrong. As usual, the comments and social media are the problems, not DPReview. Keep doing what you're doing.

Looks like it has slightly less contrast than the a6500, and maybe the focus was off a bit. The JPEGs are pretty comparable.

I've spent a ton of time on this, and your comment exactly matches my experience. If you tweak the Lightroom-only image (less sharpening, more masking), you can get it closer to the IXT image. The ...

I've also done a ton of experimentation, and I disagree that the worms have anything to do with demosaicing.  They're purely a result of sharpening, and they exist whether you use Lightroom, ...

FWIW, I've tried Irident multiple times, and found it basically no less wormy than Lightroom.  If you want less worms, sharpen less.  (I've also tested the Unsharp mask in Photoshop, and it's ...

@Fly18 - God forbid we hear from a Brazilian in his native language in an article about, you know, Brazil.

I would (and did) go with the Rokinon 12mm manual focus lens as my wide angle prime. If I remember right, I bought mine used, so the price was excellent. Super sharp, and almost everything is in ...

I've never really tried it myself, but you might try Damprid if you store your gear in an enclosed space, like a closet.  You will have to change it periodically, which can be expensive and a ...

Trekker, This looks to me like a focus miss. Possibilities: (1) Lenses focusing or infinity focus was broken. (2) Some other optical problem with the lens

It's significantly smaller than Canon's 11-24. More accurately, your comment should be: "I found one lens that's smaller than this one."

Remember that you're losing OIS with the 16-55, and that's probably not coming in the X-T series cameras in the next few years, if it ever does. If you aren't using the 90mm for street or ...

The challenge for me is manual focusing without an EVF, especially in bright sunlight.  One tip I just started using is if you shoot RAW, to set the JPG to monochrome and use the red focus ...

On a month long, one bag trip, I took: (1) Rokinon 12mm f/2 (2) Fuji 18-55 mm (3) Olympus 100mm f/2.8 - Mainly for short telephoto and not portraits

Looks really cool, if it works well. My guess is that it's also going to lead to some undesirable police/photographer interactions.

It has 4K and "large" is a subjective term. You may not like the way they do 4K or agree with their subjective description, but there's nothing "fake" about it.

I have Fuji cameras and I really, really like them, but X-Trans is a hassle in processing. I'd rather have Bayer. This camera is missing too many controls to really be viable, but I wouldn't be...

Philip Reeve has a lot of great classic lens reviews .  I've purchased an Olympus OM100 f/2.8 for $90 and a Minolta 55mm f/1.7 for $39 based on his recommendations.  They're both really great ...

Can't speak to the X-A5 in particular, but the X-M1's flash is too weak to bounce off the ceiling. The X-A5's flash appears to to be the same size. Still a good camera, but I wouldn't expect too...