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What?! We don't have to be serious here? Whatever will become of flame wars, trolling, fanboyism? Looking forward to more of the Duck.

Right. I nominate the Panasonic FZ250, the Sony RX200, and the Leica M10. Hope it's not too late?

"Here comes everybody."
-- Clay Shirky

Don't forget to direct some of your ire at Scott Kelby too -- for example, boycott his training. He's cozily in bed with those #&@! Adobe crooks/robbers/villains ... . Remember, "The friend of my...

I almost signed up. But upon a little reflection, I couldn't decide which is worse: a software subscription model or participation in online social agitation. And anyway, adding my name to an...

I second that, a whole lot. Is that's what's called "condescending"?

Good grief, Charlie Brown!

What does that mean? Saying coo, coo, great shot? I see a lot of that on DPReview forums, and it's not constructive. "Consructive" means helping to construct, to build on, to grow on. Empty praise...

One problem is that the dark exposure you did was insufficient to recover the problem areas. It would have worked out better if you had by some other means got rid of the blown areas on forehead,...

Amen, bro. I've been a frequent flyer with DPR for ten years. And I've found the low S/N ratio of the forums offset by the high S/N ratio of the reviews. But now that real reviews seem to be...

Star Rush,
Thank you, I think, for this rather profound reflection on iPhoneography, if that's what it's about. As a non-iCam user, I can't help feeling somewhat awed by what I think is going on in...

I represent a suffering minority of photographers who would love to play the game of in-camera processing of photos with resident apps -- but who have no use, and no cash, for a full-service phone...

It has too much black left on it, and especially the lens.

Kodak branding seems like a poor choice from a marketing POV. It's something like Ford introducing a new model line named Edsel.

I know you didn't threaten to defect, but numerous others did. Sorry I didn't make that distinction clearer. Anyway, it's the pits, isn't it?!

Just goes to show for the zillionth time that it's not the camera that makes good photos. Bravo!

I've had licenses for every version of Photoshop since Photoshop 5. And I feel put out by this new initiative, even though they have the right blah, blah, blah.

As I see it, rental is a good...

Nice, but overblown.