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I have a larger one... Will NEVER throw it away.

I guess most people don't know what you mean... Ha.. ha.. It means you are an old guy. BTW, I still have one of those "dingers" at home. OK, it is not a huge one, just a "laptop" version, it even ...

Decided to delete but was only able to do it through "Edit".

No. The chip contacts must match the camera you are using and different cameras have different solutions, not only for the communication protocol, but also for the lens mount and the contacts. ...

I don't like it and I think it is a bad idea. It is better to have  proper bayonet mounts than 4 screws to hold the lens. Looks awkward and unpractical. I would prefer buying individual adapters, ...

Punish is the wrong word. It is called "consumer power". If their products don't fit my needs I'll buy something else when it is time to replace the V1. That, or I get a second hand one from eBay.

No, weather protection is good to have but not necessary. Especially not in snow. Really heavy rain is different but even then if you don't soak it completely there is no need to worry. Weather ...

I have never had to clean the V1 sensor yet but don't forget that the DL is a fixed lens camera so the sensor is more protected. Anyway, the biggest advantage of the N1 is that it has a removable ...

If you want the FX equivalent of D300 you have to look at the D800. You can do that with the D800 and everything else you can do with the D300 plus much more. The D600 is a low budget version of ...

Regardless how far away, head on at 800kmh... that's 220 meters per second, which means from a tiny dot in the sky to a fly by it takes just a few seconds. ;)

Tord, you should have a look at the Nikon 60/2.8G. It beats any Oly or other macro lens I have ever seen, including the Nikon 105/2.8G which I also have. Take a trip down to Lund and you can try ...

:) Never the less, the only camera I ever had difficulties using during air shows were my manual focus film cameras. Olympus, Canon, Nikon... they all work. I don't see the V1 to be that unique in ...

...but do they have an obligation to tell us anything? I mean, how much did you pay for your membership? Other than that, even if they would know something, they would NOT tell us before Nikon ...

...but you are panning, I hope. No AF system can cope with that speed head on, but sure, with the right gear and the right technique you can do it, and yes, some cameras need to struggle more than ...

I don't think so. I mean 500mph is a very high speed so it could not have been towards you in a straight line, must have been in an angle quite some distance from you.

...and since there is no authenticity control anybody can vote on any of these polls, which is why they are utter nonsense. Pure joke only, no real value of any kind.

I can't imagine why I would have to leave the N1... Anyway, if that happens I will get back to you.

Yes .

The absence of attention is because the novelty value is over and it become what it was meant to be, a one of niche product made for a small group with limited interest for others. The DF came ...

I had several different types of cameras, Instamatic, several 110 format, Zenit E, Minolta, Pentax, several Olympus OM SLRs but never cared about the Pen F, so I never had one, but yes, that's ...