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Looking forward to see the results. Should be some outstanding photography.

@Slapstick Noir
No fine tuning needed. If you're thinking about the Metabones + Canon ultrawide that gets soft, it's always sharp where the focus point is and then falls off - usually in the...

I think the limitations come more from the other aspects of the camera rather than the sensor. Previous cameras were slow since they haven't ever put in a decent processing chip. Battery life has...

Did the GRII ever focus that well in conditions where a flash was needed? Just curious since I've never used one.

I've been wanting to try the SDQ-H for a long time but I can't find a damn place to rent it from. Perhaps the FF sensor, and the L-mount will make it more appealing for rental places to have one...

I already explain that I would prefer having one camera with interchangeable lenses. I don't see them having this be a long lasting line as I am leaning more towards a proprietary mount. The body ...

The market is changing, and clients are demanding videos with their photographs. Photographers have got to be able to provide. The expensive route would be to hire a videographer with their...

While the camera body is a bit lacking compared to the competition, Canon's move with these lenses is super-smart. For the past few years, the digital photography "war" has been fought with camera...

Found the little jabs at the comments section to be amusing.

Looking over the salty comments section on the Leica M10-P articles, I wondered if people would be happy if there was another company making rangefinder cameras. I then thought that Sigma, despite ...

@Steely70
Lightroom CC is almost there for me. It just needs Classic's export function. I don't use Photoshop so I would like to opt for the cloud storage but, I'm not the biggest fan of its...

@RubberDials Jared Polin is the only one thus far that has bothered testing a 3rd party lens and then publishing the results. Granted that it wasn't an in-depth test, the fact that it even works is...

cosinaphile, you really need to read what I wrote. I wrote about "personal computers". If you're talking about corporate, then that's a whole different ball game.

I wouldn't dare say that CIPA did anything wrong here. If the Z6/7's battery life is much better than written, then Nikon made a boo-boo by sending in a bad camera(s) to CIPA for testing. Sometimes...

I think that the A7R3 has the better specs. However, since I've been using a Nikon D800, the Z7 is the logical route. It's less expensive for me to buy into as I'm not buying a whole new set of...

Uh huh... and this relates to not updating your computers... how?

@cosinaphile Get Windows 10 Pro then... For the most part, forced updates is the correct way to go. I've seen far too many people keep pushing back the updates, and then they complain when they get...

I see, that clarifies things. I think the battery capacities between Nikon's and Sony's batteries are similar. I think it's more about power efficiency at this point. Of course, a larger battery...

On the Windows side, there's almost no good reason for someone's personal computer not to be on the latest version of Windows 10. There was the two year period (second year wasn't widely announced,...

I can't see how you can include Nikon on your plea. You can still use your older EN-EL15 batteries but they won't be able to charge via USB.