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I've come to the realization that there's an inverse relationship between camera tech and the quality of our images. For whatever reason, I'm just of the mind that too much tech gets in the way of...

Lobbamobba, what do you mean the Rx1R is $7-$800 less than the X100V? Where do you see that?

What about the tonality and depth of images scanned from a dedicated film scanner vs. camera scanner?

I'm just jumping in on this thread.  I currently have a Canon FS4000US film scanner and have two questions. 1) For scanning 35mm film, is there a benefit to scanning with the Fuji route?  Will it ...

For roughly $2,400, or $1,000 more, and no OVF, I don't think you can draw an equivalence with the X100V. While I would never diss the Sony, image quality is more than just sensor size. It's also...

There may not be a US factory warranty if the seller isn't a factory-authorized dealer.

Take the FM, or even the FE-3. The weight alone is a world of difference.

I'm using a desktop PC from Dell (an Optiplex) with onboard graphics and Windows 10 Pro.  How likely is card 10-bit, and how do I find out?

How important is 10-bit?  Both brands have it.

Looking for a new, mid-priced 27" monitor for home use, Lightroom, color printing (Epson 3880), no press work. Price range is $500 to $800. Windows 10. I have a colorimeter. Monitor will also be ...

Including the existence of an OVF which doesn't black out and allows you to see beyond the framelines?

Doesn't file compression from posting the images online wipe out the subtleties of the larger format sensor?

dmanthree, I come here to look at gear and to view the images that people create with their gear. So I'm always interested in both, and in the same place.

And people who enjoy digitals tools aren't also interested in the art that those tools create?

I was thinking the same thing as jimread. People seem more interested in equipment than in actual photography.

Work like this reminds us that great photography has much more to do with composition, timing and emotion, and little to do with technology.

I really like my 18-55mm.  Almost as sharp as my Fuji primes and has great color rendition for a moderately-priced zoom.  I used it all the time when I travel, and when I can only have one lens. Th ...

Wow, a few guys have actually seen it (or didn't really read my OP) :-)

Can you elaborate?

I think the X100V in black is still a few weeks off, but I'm curious if anyone has held it.  Curious how it feels in your hands, compared to the silver one.