Samaistuin

Everyone already has the profession of being human.

It's the same thing. You wouldn't expect the state to ask photographers a cut from the pictures they took in a forest; the same goes for any other public (by use) area.

Not for me, it looks kind of blurred ; something to do with aliasing, like when ClearType isn't activated on Windows.

Idem. I actually used to zoom the site at 110% but it didn't render the same way ; I think they either changed the font too, or set it at an even bigger size than when I zoomed.

RRRRAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!§§§§§!! (I do commiserate with the Japanese victims and their relatives, though.)

Privately owned but very much public by use - those places are designed to handle millions of strangers with millions of eyes oggling at every centimeter of the infrastructure. Considering that, ...

Ha! Good to admit your errors ;-) Agreed... I'll keep advocating for a 1" ultra-bright fixed lens body, for my part.

Why would you compare a private place to a public space? (Yes, railway stations are public by use.)

Seems like ageing is exponential these days.

Do you? I don't.

Nikon is in, the format could still live on if the pricing goes down and Sonikon decide to spread the standard towards their prosumer and mainstream models. But I agree, that's a big "if" and it ...

Oh I do, since I'm currently using an ond Canon compact. But here I'm assuming a working AF, which isn't what fanboys bitch about - when people on DPR complain about an otherwise proper AF, it's ...

Meh. AF is overrated (fanboys will w.a.n.k over the tracking capabilities; I only ask the camera not to hunt too much in dark settings), 4K on current compact cams is a joke (5mins flicks? Woah!), ...

Gracias !

Great compo and colours !

From the thumbnail, I thought it was a snake skin or something.

I didn't exactly follow those compacts, but AFAIK Ricoh already had an established enthusiast base prior to releasing the GR. Nikon was the new kid in this segment; i.e. it had to be strongly ...

It was another tale of Nikon's absurd pricing. Agreed. When manufaturers are comfortable with the range they're offering, it's difficult to counter this inertia - it takes either a dwindling market ...

This. Once again - and just like Sony's RX cameras - the DL line is clearly not aimed at beginners. It is destined to people who know what they need and are aware of UWAs' issues and trade-offs. If ...

The RX series aren't targetted at the average consumers; price is not the deciding factor (though Sony's been reaching the limits of price gouging recently).

Yes. A new RX10 was a given, as they're updated each spring/summer; and a model with a longer reach was also a possibility. Nikon probably knew the long delay between the announcement and ...