Frank in Bridgewater

Could you not, today, simply select the white areas, magic wand will do, increase the selection by 3-4 pixels to give "context aware fill" more data to deal with, and choose Edit | Fill, check...

People who make decisions on the quality, or otherwise, of lenses, cameras, based on sample internet galleries and talk about 12 or 14 or 16 bit color and stuff seem to forget that what you are...

Scott Kelby in a number of books has described this. "Sharp yet soft." A simple yet effective method is to use this as the final step in processing, after output sharpening. Ten seconds.

Placed 46^th in the challenge.

I guess people must buy a camera like this for the same reason that they buy a Rolex watch. Because they can?

Placed 29^th in the challenge. Liberation" showing an American GI carrying out a victim of a World War II concentration camp. Liberty State Park, jersey City NJ. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_%28Holocaust_memorial%29

Placed 27^th in the challenge.

Placed 46^th in the challenge.

Finally Canon appears to get that its historic sensors have lagged current technology. Now just bring it to the professional APS line, the 7DII successor, to compete with the Nikon D500.

Did DPR give an extensive review and "score" for the Nikon D810?  Excuse me if it is obvious y/n, but if y, where might it be?

Placed 61^st in the challenge. In the front section of the Orchid Range greenhouses at Duke Farms, Hillsborough NJ.

Moore's Law applied to sensors I guess. At least for a couple of years more it seems, with stacked and BSI technology now becoming common.

No matter how good a camera the a6300 might be, it remains hobbled by the same at-best-average cropped sensor E-lenses as before. It's certainly not in the same class as the yet-to-be-seen D500,...

Might have wished they could have tried a better quality "standard" zoom for the APS-C line, especially with the new a6300 announced with all its bells and whistles.

The little RX100 Mark IV from Sony does an OK job of keeping focus for 4K video at 30p. 1080 60p (XAVC S HD) too, but not at 120p. In my (to date limited) experience. Of course, not an ILC.

Interesting specifications for a still camera. but for three times what you pay for a Sony a6000? And really sub-par video it seems.

Placed 59^th in the challenge. Court House Square, Somerville NJ.