Lee Jay

A 5D Mark III with a 1.4x extender attached will be little different from a bare 7D Mark II.  You may have a little more trouble with focusing in low-light conditions but the image quality will be ...

An AA filter is required for the whole idea of digital sampling to work.  The tiny bit of extra detail you capture without one isn't worth the fact that you capture a whole lot of entirely false ...

And while they're making them visible, flip the Y axis so "good" is "up", and close the envelope with minimum apertures:

No, but I did a test at the 80x120 in 2000 and we took a tour of several facilities including the hanger when I was there.  The hoop cracked me up.  You'd need a cannon to get a ball up there!

There was a basketball hoop above one of the doors.  Looks like they took it down.

Supermarkets and fast food restaurants are very different things, hence why I said "small establishments". There are generally three levels of power - transmission (69,000V and up), medium voltage ...

How do you know what speed I was traveling?  I didn't give you enough information to determine that. One trip was 427 miles. One trip was 18 hours. You need both time and distance for each trip to ...

Having access to sufficient grid power is an issue.  Most small establishments have access to around 1/10th as much as is needed unless we're talking about L2 or L1 charging stations instead of ...

I think BEVs are stupid, but fire isn't the reason.  There are more than 100,000 gasoline car fires every year just in the US.

Two different trips.

I fold down the seats and use the lift-back on my Prius maybe 50-75 times a year.

I'm forgetting nothing.  The purpose of a Supercharger station is to charge when you aren't at home or at the office.  Having to wait 30-45 minutes every 150-200 miles on a road trip is a serious ...

I certainly would, and do in fact.  Started photography at age 9, model airplanes at age 16.  Still going strong on both decades later. So, it's a "cool factor" thing? In what way?  Fashion?  ...

This thread is about cars, not drivers.  My wife and I drove 427 miles without stopping at a rest stop or for gas.  My roommates and I drove 18 hours with one gas stop.

Why?  There were three drivers in the first case and two in the second (stopping for a second on the shoulder to switch doesn't count as a stop to me).

Zoom, larger sensor (a whole stop better), Xenon flash, ergonomics, controls.  Huge difference for me.

I once drove 18 hours all night with one 5-minute stop for gas.  I also once drove 427 miles without stopping at all.  I have many, many times, stopped only at rest stops where there are no chargers.

I think it has an EVF, not an OVF.

That pit stop can be three minutes at a rest stop so no charge station or time to recharge.

The camera being discussed in this thread is about that size, and the camera I have in my pocket is much smaller and thinner.