McCool69

>> Just like Microsoft and Windows 8, all the customers yelling at them "NO" and they went ahead with it. Results? Sales are flat...

And still they have sold more Win 8 licences in 6 months than...

>> Just like Microsoft and Windows 8, all the customers yelling at them "NO" and they went ahead with it. Results? Sales are flat...

And still they have sold more Win 8 licences in 6 months (100...

I agree - and TV shows/movies that does the same (one prime example being Top Gear that regularly takes it so far that everything looks fake) is not pretty. But a touch of adjustment can often make...

Considering mine is a mess after less than 3-400 shots (even without any lens changes) I would estimate that I need at least 10 D600s in rotation to have one freshly serviced and usable at any time...

I commend Samsung for taking the first step in a direction that many will find very interesting in the years to come - also in DSLRs.

Having the opportunity to do quick adjustments/crop/edit and...

All well and good that you are testing cell phones, but reviewing a phone that was out already in May/June this year and is closing in on 30 million sold at this time might be a bit late...

About time you moved up to digital; if noise was the main thing holding you back you could have made the change several years ago.

At comparable iso values (and lots that are not available without...

About time you moved up to digital; if noise was the main thing holding you back you could have made the change several years ago.

At comparable iso values (and lots that are not available without...

No, it means that you can record the same data to both cards if you want to, and thereby have an extra 'backup' if one of the cards fails during shooting.

No, it means that you can record the same data to both cards if you want to, and thereby have an extra 'backup' if one of the cards fails during shooting.

Raid splits data between disks - that's...

No, it means that you can record the same data to both cards if you want to, and thereby have an extra 'backup' if one of the cards fails during shooting.

Raid splits data between disks - that's...

>> It's depressing that this camera will probably not even allow this control to users or developers.

I think you have to look at the camera options on modern cell phones such as Samsung Galaxy S3...

I totally agree. Unfortunately lots of DSLR-owners are a very conservative bunch of people that don't want change - even if it is a totally optional functionality that you don't have to use if you...

>> Why pay a separate data plan for a camera?

You guys really need to shake up the carriers in the US. Some of the limitations they have (in order to make money) is mind-boggling for us that live...

>> Why pay a separate data plan for a camera?

You guys really need to shake up the carriers in the US. Some of the limitations they have (in order to make money) is mind-boggling for us that live...

>> Why pay a separate data plan for a camera?

You guys really need to shake up the carriers in the US. Some of the limitations they have (in order to make money) is mind-boggling for us that live...

>> I wonder if a camera with wifi and some software for social sharing wouldnt be more logical

If you want to be stuck with how the camera manufacturers software and have no options then...

>> I wonder if a camera with wifi and some software for social sharing wouldnt be more logical

If you want to be stuck with how the camera manufacturers software is design and have no options then...

Good points - and you are pointing out the exact reason why it makes a lot of sense to base a 'real' camera on a mobile OS. It gives you access to a wealth of options and apps connected to...

Indeed - it can even be set up to automatically upload the photos to cloud-based services like DropBox.

I think this is the first step of a natural progression; even pro photographers that does...