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Yes, London.

@MILC man - look at any of the images with people moving towards the camera. Cyclists and runners. The first cyclist is around #11 IIRC. It is clearly back-focused. The others are just plain soft.

Has anyone looked at the gallery yet? All the "action" shots look soft. Is this a camera or lens problem?

All the images with movement in them look rather soft to me. Perhaps all the subjects were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Personally I would not be happy with these results in a package with...

Be careful making comparisons between brands until the testing methods are clearly understood. For example are the test results referred to above comparable if one is conducted on a 61mp body and...

Lens optics look great. But interestingly the cyclist in #11 is back-focused. Lens or camera problem?

Wow, simply incredible.

Looks like a gold for landscape and bronze for portraiture so a silver overall sounds about right.

Experiment and learn by all means. Though base your printer choice on the profiling/driver/RIP available for it. Especially if you aim to go beyond CMYK and/or you are not wanting a package vendor ...

Can't beat the gamut of sublimation dyes Unsharp prints are user error. Usually due to the printed transfer paper moving during sublimation. Bad colour is usually a misused or missing profile or ...

Sublimation does not have a finish (Gloss, Matt etc.) That is down to the substrate that you are sublimating. The process of sublimation turns the dyes laid down by your printer on the transfer ...

Sublimation printing onto coasters is a 2-step process. First print the dye onto paper and then heat-press the paper onto the blank coaster to effect sublimation. It does not take long though and, ...

Sony's wider angle zooms deliver poor performance across the board. One area their retention of the crop mount puts them at a clear disadvantage. Another is fringing; no matter the central...

These are excellent, well done. Richmond Park is a superb location for deer photography, are you familiar with Mark Bridger's work? https://500px.com/p/bridgephotography?view=photos

By its very nature, this entire site is dedicated to first world problems, surely? If you feel your spare time is better spent on more worthy pursuits, then knock yourself out.

For those unfamiliar with Hasselblad's Lunar range:

https://petapixel.com/2012/09/18/hasselblad-lunar-is-a-rebranded-sony-nex-7-with-5000-of-luxury/

Yes, me too. Thinking $3k for camera/lens and $7k for lighting.

With the banana curve thing now successfully resolved the Eurocrats are cracking on with the next big issue.

Interesting to hear the Colormunki gives good results without having to read huge quantity of patches. I have also heard that from others. But how does it linearize the output? Thanks.

This is eye controlled AF. No Sony camera has it. Keep up bro.