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Zee? Sorry, old bean, but many north of the 49th will call it "Zed".

This looks like it could become the core of a loverly mirrorless FF system. Having become very attached to the lovely Zeiss Batis 135mm on my A7rII, I wonder whether Nikon (or third-party...

It was unfortunate that those who advise PETA (including the unscrupulous or, dare I say it, stupid legal counsel they selected to serve them in court) allowed this to go forward.

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What a dreadful and disturbing development. I hope many here who have read this will send letters to the Egyptian government to release this man and recognize that he was not involved in the...

This set up looks most promising.

I hope that Digital Photography Review staff spend a little time looking at the astro-photography potential of the new camera (the K1 has been well-reviewed in...

I can imagine that Sony might wish to roll out this technology in the A7S (mark 4?).

A full-frame 12 MP sensor built to do low-light video work using this perfected global shutter system would be...

Hear, hear.

Let's hope that the owners of The Camera Store can recover their stolen property and that those who did this are caught.

Aluminium hardware... I agree with Dan Bracaglia: This was a really bad idea (why put something near one's camera that could add to the chance that it will be scratched?)

I've been using Peak...

Sorry... move to where? I see no spot into which I can drop the cameras of my choice.

Forgive me for my lack of understanding, but how, exactly, does one vote. I've been unable to find an actual set of polling buttons.

Please help. Thanks.

Yes, Wu Yongning made one foolish decision too many, but that does not exempt the sponsor for some measure of responsibility for Mr Wu's death.

Condolences to his mother and other members of his...

I'm very happy that both Sony and Nikon have worked to up their games in these latest flagship prosumer cameras (the A9 and its Nikon equivalent, the D5, are meant to be used by the high-end,...

True enough... and both may prove to be very low-volume sellers (one because of the price, the other because of the no-EXIF "feature").

I really do like the Batis 135, though. It's light,...

I'm a little surprised that there were no entries from Zeiss and Laowa--both came out with some interesting glass (the Batis 135mm and the Laowa 15mm).

Notwithstanding that little brickbat, thanks...

Very good comment--the model's release is important; this fact alone could well undermine the case.

Ultimately, of course, it will be for the US court system to decide, but it certainly looks...

I did try the Sigma with the MC-11 before buying the Batis. I'm afraid that I found it to be front-heavy and slow-to-focus (albeit on an A7R Mark II, which does not have the swiftest autofocusing...

I was considering Sony's 85mm F/1.8 but, as others have noted here, it seemed a wee bit too close to the 55mm F/1.8 to warrant the purchase (for me, at least).

Besides which, I wanted the Batis...

In answer to your question, why video, well, people who want to buy a top-notch all-rounder that does good video, great high resolution landscapes and good autofocus will appreciate all the effort....

The A7Riii does look amazing.

I do hope that all the praise Sony officials have been getting for their achievement doesn't lessen their understanding of the benefits they could reap if they were...