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@otto always good to know, I'm not the only one who grew up with Quentin Tarantino movies.

Zed's dead

How does it perform on a SL2?

If you still don't know why, maybe read the blog article.

Bought a Leica Q2 last year and my old Nikon D600 is still so good, that I cannot justify another purchase right now. Maybe I'll go mirrorless with the next generation of Z cameras, but I'm not in...

never used PDF? … interesting

Nikons website shows a detailed photo of that lens on the roadmap, but it's not yet announced, or did I miss that announcement?

Funfact: 120Hz was the default, now it is possible to reduce to 60Hz.

@kobakokh I'm not denying that. But the output of his photos show, that maximum quality is not even his intention. He wants to capture the moment. All his photos have technical limitations. With a...

@Michiel953 no, why do you ask?

@kobakokh have you looked at his photos? They are unsharp and grainy. I assume it's on purpose, or at least "good enough". For these kind of photos, you don't want or need technical excellence.

Call me stupid, but an iPhone would be the better tool for his job.

I agree. Many photos here are reportage photos and there is no proof that a local photograph wouldn't have taken better photos. It's a little bit colonialism.

Because it shows that even at medium distance it achieves a good amount of subject isolation.

This photo is awesome and shows the lens' strength. I'm just wondering why ISO 4000? Must have been already quite dark (otherwise the lights wouldn't be on). Did you stop down at this photo?

Just thinking… what if I would just tag lots of non-faces? What would AI learn? Too bad I can't test it, because I'm not using Google apps.

If you write "smaller than a sheet of paper", do you mean Letter or DIN A4? Or any other paper size?

Hehehe

I used Nikon and now Q2. The lens is so much better than my (probably crap) Nikon lenses. Sure, you can buy very good Nikon lenses. But, without using SL myself, I would guess the lens quality...

@Rishi: Thanks for commenting the sample photos, that's very helpful!