Samuel Dilworth

Not at all. The viewfinder protrudes far beyond the norm for an optical viewfinder, making this problem disappear.

The lens is everything. It’s hard to know what to expect since no-one has attempted something like this before. The high price and large size of the lens (even precluding the central placement of...

The button is there though the camera is not even for sale. It shouldn’t be, since children and monkeys will press it, as we see every time a camera is launched.

No!

Camera user interfaces are usually a complete mess because the designers try to give everything to everyone. Discrete controls should be encouraged and applauded!

I’d love to see someone at...

The DL18-50 is astonishing, but they’re all interesting. Success will come down to whether the lenses are as good as their paper specs.

Looks like Nikon is going to go down kicking! I didn’t think...

One reason is that such primes essentially don’t exist. There is even a dearth of f/2.8 primes in that angle-of-view range, much less f/2 models.

I think IvanM’s question is also asked by others. Why does this camera, like every Canon compact for many years, but unlike every cheap SLR (including Canon’s) for at least a decade, have such poor...

Thanks, Jeff. That is not nearly quick enough for me. I wonder why Canon has barely improved this key factor in responsiveness in so many years.

What is the shot-to-shot time in raw? I hope I didn’t miss this somewhere in the review.

To me, the shot-to-shot time is much more important than the continuous frames per second.

Thanks.

This is a better insight into Gursky, albeit from 13 years ago: https://vimeo.com/17692722

Read the text when you get a moment.

Well said.

Like the Egyptian pyramids, this one is built to far outlive its usefulness (which risks being terribly short, given the current seismic shifts in the camera industry).

Still, I applaud well-built...

Swoopy curves do not make something ergonomic, whether that thing is a pen, a camera, or a keyboard. That Fiskars used curves ergonomically in a pair of scissors does not prove that curves are...

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Leica should be blushing.

The Apple site says it is compatible with both the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6s. If I had to guess whether DPReview or Apple got this wrong, I’d have to bet on DPReview. But what about a confirmation...

Samsung never wanted for hubris.

How does Sony reconcile the plastic horror of this thing with its view of what the ‘Sony’ brand means? Japanese companies are such a mystery to me.

Earth is a hard place to live if you have a modicum of taste.

He may be referring to himself as the third photographer. That’s what I assumed and liked the title because it breaks the fourth wall, so to speak.