toughluck

Yes, but there are reasons to use crop mode. You can hold more shots in the buffer and if your subject easily fits within the APS-C frame, so you'd fee cropping anyway, then it's a no-brainer to ...

Put the camera on a tripod, frame the subject, take a picture in FF mode, then without reframing, change to APS-C mode, set same ISO and exposure, and take a picture. Crop the first one to the same ...

It's frequently claimed that G2 lenses are sharper than their G1 predecessors. I suppose it's down to faster and more accurate focusing that you notice that the lenses are sharper. That said, I had ...

I think it's because reviewers are used to hire Canon does it. Which is fine for point and shoots, but bad for serious photography since the screen goes off-center.

24/2, 50/1.4 (Zeiss) and 135/1.8 are still some of the finest optics in their respective focal lengths, but I wouldn't say it applies to 35/1.4 and 85/1.4. 35 in particular aged pretty badly. It ...

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I feel you. OVFs are overrated. I imagine they're useful for some, but there's absolutely no reason to hate EVFs. As far as I can tell, you're not alone in this thinking, but I never even held any ...

This is quite interesting as it's clearly a sensor problem. The icons on the screen show up perfectly fine. This reminds me of the sensor issue with old Sony 5 megapixel 2/3" sensor used in Minolta ...

Ask the seller to mark the item as a gift. Your package is very unlikely to be inspected. If it is and item inside doesn't fit the description of a gift, you will have to pay duties on the contents. ...

UK was in the EU, and now it's in the EUCU (EU Customs Union), so this still applies to you. The standard customs procedure seems like it's hit and miss for people uninvolved in the process, but in ...

I would if I were you. There's one important reason. Sony requires that you own two full frame A mount bodies to qualify for Pro support. I could get an A900, A850 or A99 for peanuts, but I won't ...

I think you actually misunderstood and I never went back to this thread. Just to clear this up, you're right that Godox never used Minolta iISO in their products. However, what Sony now uses is the ...

Ultimately yes, but A mount didn't get a lot of recent good lens releases, so it's immaterial. You see, Canon and Nikon already have an extensive lineup of lenses that we don't – whether first ...

Given that micro SD cards are just as often used for random access in smartphones as for bulk storage, I'd say that their controllers may actually be geared more towards random access than...

If you want or need a fast standard zoom lens, then Tamron fits the bill very nicely and will get your feet wet. Once you're in E mount and decide that you need a better performing lens, you can...

1. There's still a chance that the card might wiggle a little bit and disconnect momentarily. I wouldn't risk it.
2. Of course there are electric leads from the pads on the full size adapter to the...

Rube Goldberg would be proud...

Where does the card then end up? In most cameras, the controller would end up on the other side of the camera sensor.
These drives run HOT. 90+ °C. And that's in an airy PC chassis with fan...

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It's one thing for the interface to be electrically and logically compatible and to use that to fashion a custom and cumbersome proof of concept to show that it works in principle, and another to...