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Producing TIFF in-camera means the camera has to do the de-mosaicing. There is nothing inherently wrong with that, except that the resulting output is no longer a "RAW" record of the sensor reading.

Well, Dustin Abbott seemed to like the Samyang 12mm f/2 even more than the Canon. The Samyang is manual focus only, of course.

You really shouldn't blaspheme Leica like that.

@Karroly
Since when has it become a crime to do PP on an image shot with graded filters? When you get back to your computer, files shot with filters gives you strictly more "control and choices" in...

I can't tell you the exact steps offhand since I don't have the M3, but in all other EOS models I've handled, switching languages is just a matter of finding the right preference item and changing ...

When you want to shoot moving objects in dark but variable lighting and still maintain control over the DOF, M mode + auto ISO is the best option. Exposure comp would be very helpful in this kind...

If your argument is true, I cam take any still image from any camera, throw away an arbitrary amount of rows,  reassemble the rest, and obtain a image that has deeper DOF than what I started out with.

Are you seriously trying to suggest that DOF is affected by sensor resolution?

Congratulations. :-) I found that the biggest improvement for the 55-250 STM over the old IS II came on infinity focus at 250mm. The IS II was sharp enough at short distance, but long distance ...

Um, I will have to contest that. It isn't as effective at macro distance, but the 100L's IS definitely works at macro distance. I usually get about 30-40% yield with handheld macro shots, but the ...

Closer minimum distance is not necessarily a good thing in macro photography, because a) the lens can seriously interfere with the lighting when it's so close to the subject; and b) you get more ...

Well, when you're accustomed to the nimbleness of 55-250 STM, which has an MFD of 0.85m and magnification of 0.29x, 70-200F4LIS's 1.2m MFD /0.21x magnification feels positively Jurassic. One of ...

Agreed, and I'm not even planning to go beyond 6D class on full frame. Half-stop improvement at ISO 3200-12800 would be much more appealing to me than 1 stop at ISO 100.

The counterpoint to that is that this spinoff means the imaging products are at a smaller risk of being treated as cash cows (i.e., milked for profit with no new investment), because if the imaging...

Right! Because [fill in your favorite camera manufacturer here] isn't stuffed full of "salaryman"!

That's nice, except very few if any smartphone or tablet actually supports UHS-I....

It acts as an informational overlay in OVF mode, and an EVF in live view mode. The paragraph after that is the blog author's speculation about the similarity with Fuji X-Pro 2 (which does this with ...

Yes. The brand-new 18-135USM and the previous 18-135STM are optically identical, and both are superior to the non-USM, non-STM original version. Go take a look at the lens layouts and the MTF...

The original EF-S 18-135 IS uses micromotor, not USM.

@fatdeeman
18-135USM is supposed to be optically exactly the same as the STM version.