Eric Hensel

When you correct an inaccuracy, it only looks like an insult to the uninformed...

"Sony set that up you know?"
No, Sony only made it possible.

"In hi fi it is called "reference". If this product is better, it will be the new reference"
Haha...the most subjective term in the world -especially in Hi-Fi.

I remember sunstars being done to death in the '60s --what goes around, comes around...;)

There are many ways to define better.

"Eric Hensel at the moment on the Zeiss website it is not listed in E-mount"
Fine -I'll get it in f-mount, and use one of my adapters.

There's no such animal as "Dustproof" --only varying degrees of dust resistance.
Oh, and don't change that lens...

I remember when my first SLR had a lightmeter that actually read *through the lens* OMG! (Miranda GT 1968). No camera today operates even remotely like those old 35s and Rolleis, and Speed...

I'm curious to know what particular lens aberration causes "waxiness"...

The battery issues are non-existent if you find an EVF to be the better tool. I carry more batteries than before --I find this a good tradeoff for a better shooting experience. YMMV.

I'd say that reflects more on your reading skills...
Her post made complete sense.

That's at least eight who flunked the sarcasm test...

"I think people are missing the point"
Yes, that's around the time these threads go downhill. I feel your pain.

I would love to be as thick-skinned as the staff here.
The thin skin is all in the peanut-gallery...

Everything's a conspiracy, on the Internet.

English idioms aren't always scrutable -even to native speakers.
Having said, that, it's clear Don was accusing you of bias, and withholding the words he would like to use, for fear of being...

You can't cook what isn't there...

"1) 85 mm F1.4 Carl Zeiss lens for Canon EF (hugely expensive) that resolves 41 megapixels."
The Otus? Available in E-mount.

There's a linked cutaway of the 24/70 that clearly shows 2 elements in the middle of what you're calling the 'adapter'. The FE55 has an element right at the rear, as well...
https://t.co/xwsL89AiEb

Except that the element they refer to is clearly wobbling...:)