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It's nice to see a wide-angle released *stabilised*.

The camera with the floral print reminds me of coffee cups that have the word "coffee" printed on them. I think they should sell a camera that has "pictures" printed onto it.

I think in the news text on your front page, you should make it clear if you base your positive statements
- on your own tests
- on manufacturer's claims

You should mention autofocus and stabilising capabilties in the news text, i think.

This news item made me feel very cold.

Why can't you do it to a raw file? Place the raw file as a smart object and use it inside the main Photoshop program. Possible since CS2. What's the problem?

PS.
I find the final image overcooked.

Certainly not my favorite, this one.

It's interesting how - since the Yahoo takeover - Flickr manages to get worse with every change. It's an achievement.

Fully agreed. My only complaint with DPR may be that it might kill printed photography magazines.

I like that first cartoon - it's nice to see techy topics in a non-techy, non-serious environment. That third frame up there is, well, disturbing...

Agreed. I moved to digital just because i could get live view on an articulated monitor, giving me lots and lots of new perspectives and with a 100 per cent coverage at that. That was in 2002 with...

This camera is certainly an interesting topic also for a magazine like Forbes. But i found the boastful tone of the Leica manager rather off-putting - and unexpected from a rep of such a...

No viewfinder, but a built-in flash - exactly to my liking. Too bad the screen only tilts vertically.

I heartily dislike Oly's for-the-vitrin design and find the Pana G-serie very nice in my...

I was in Iran and needed to re-confirm my CS6 subscription online. The Adobe server responded something like they didn't do any business with Iran and i was not able to open Photoshop CS6.

I...

Funny the esoteric naming details in your front-page news. Who cares? Better would be to mention if they are stabilized and if they autofocus and if a release date is known.

Yes, on wide-angle you never need stabilization, especially NOT indoors or after sunset.

Has Kelby made a full disclosure of his Nikon affiliation?

Doped to the gills with dramatic music and speedy time lapses - otherwise interesting on the spying front, but certainly very dull to look at.

I also find the catalog annoying and partly confusing. You have to remember to save your adjustments and metadata within the image file (i think you can tell LR to always write everything straight...

Like others, i also think that Andrew Reid's part of the conclusion doesn't feel very fact-based. He considers add-ons and competitors that are yet to be released - who knows if their now-announced...