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Yes, inferior quality ANYTHING tends to bug me. Don't even get me started on the fidelity of MP3's. However, that being said, I think that photographs can be split into 2 very distinct (yet overlapping) categories. One is to capture memories. When you look at that old, worn out, family...

I really wish Canon would stop playing around, and actually do something innovative. ::)

Not only that, but it will be the single greatest camera that Canon has ever released in August of 2016!

Slightly off topic, but my wife loves her Mk I 24-105L which just died. While I'm sure this lens is what she'd like as a replacement, she only shoots with a crop body. Is there a crop lens that can do a reasonable imitation of the 24-105 for less $? Thanks!

Yup, I've been explaining this concept to my kids as we watch TV. The inverse in advertising is making a poor product sound good: "The Ford truck is has more towing capacity than Dodge, carries a larger payload than Chevy, more interior room than Toyota, and more torque than Honda." Which...

So AF points is (are?) the new megapickles? ???

Irregardless, I think you are all just disorientated. I'll just go back to working on my datumbase since it only has one record.

Actually data is generally used (and accepted) as a mass noun. And those that try to use it as a plural, typically fail (as you can read on page 2 of this link): http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/is-data-singular-or-plural

Fairly certain that Canon already makes a camera or two that takes good pictures. "Wow, your camera takes great pictures!" ::)

So are cameras going to follow the same trend as cell phones: Smaller, smaller, smaller...until suddenly...bigger, bigger, bigger?

While I applaud Adobe for wanting to make it easy for new users, it sure seems like this is a complete disaster (I have not upgraded.) Here's a one-word idea for you Adobe: Wizard.

Re: Canon Developing 8K Cinema EOS Camera, 120mp DSLR & 8K Display Exactly. I saw the new Mission:Impossible movie in "IMAX" and from my seat in about the center of the theater I could see every freaking pixel. Pretty much ruined the movie for me (which I otherwise enjoyed.)

I was not trying to say that the Sony (or anything else) would be better or worse, I was suggesting and honestly asking if there was any solution to this other than an extreme push, which is what I did (but not enough) and was still unhappy with the results. (Too noisy of an ISO, still too much...

So, would this count as a real world example? (Unfortunately, no photo to go with...) I was tasked with shooting a talent show at night in a dimly lit church with no flash allowed. One of the people put on a karate demonstration. The only way I could get even close to stopping the motion was...

I think you mean "have them available to rent soon". It is a bigger question as to whether anyone will actually rent one. :o

Here's maybe a simpler way to think about it: the 3 does not have the resolution to show the flaws that you are seeing with the S. They're there but the camera cannot resolve them, so what you see as "tack sharp" is only because the flaws are at a level the camera cannot reveal. Move up to...

Hey all, Short version: the title pretty much sums it up. Long version: Out of the blue I've just scored a press pass/official photographer deal for the upcoming USA Weightlifting Youth National Championships. I'm concerned that my trusty 7D isn't quite going to be up to the task. So what...

Confirmation bias is an interesting consideration. I wonder how the lens would fare in a double blind test against a few other top choices.

And I apologize for my tone about your tone. ;-) Been a yucky morning, and I seem to have less patience than normal for the "everyone shoots exactly like me and has exactly the same budget and equipment needs as I do" approach that is often prevalent around here. Anyhow, there are enough...

Seeing as how most of the posts in this thread are quite positive, I don't think you speak for everyone. You are certainly entitled to your opinion, but don't believe that everyone else is just like you.