Emanuel

: ) Part of the exposure system... : D Well, reason why ETTR can save our arses ; -)

Why not...? I didn't find at all. I see it as his best. Who called that a review?? I called it overview, actually. Other ones? Hands-on ; -)

That's the price range... Run 'n gun label immediately applies ; -)

Agreed. I've even been criticized on these pages because of same standpoint. ETTR is somehow very useful and this camera a milestone, though : -)

LOL Of course : ) Nuts now. WTH is that?? : D How have you arrived to such fine conclusion? : )) There's no one shooting style. Yeah, right. Thanks for the information : P Sorry for the irony. I've just found funny. Hey, I also want to apologize myself. Me included, to be here as well : -) PS: A final note, though. Old school is done. Media convergence, introduction of large sensors, lightweight tools, from early last decade $100,000 to $1000 price range for S35 acquisition and so on. It is late 2018 today, folks!

Both dual native 400 and 3200 ISO coupled to ETTR and you are just fine. Have no worries anymore about it : -) No complaints about, circumstances vary. It will also depend on your shooting style and last but not least, subjects to shoot for sure. Obviously. But, if you want to protect your highlights, you'll have enough DR room from your clean shadows to go on ETTR : -)

I understand your point but, I don't find this test useless as matter of fact. ETTR, that is, expose to the right is the way to go with this camera.

Indeed... nuff said, Dual ISO talks : -)

Zak Hermiller, 1 day ago: "The Sigma 18-35mm and the Sigma 50-100 with the Metabones XL speed booster. Its the stronger .64x one so its vignette a little in the corners. Its unusable at 18mm":

@Andrew Reid The best camera reviewer, even from an overview... Period and Kudos : ) Adam Wilt for another segment, you for your followers and... google. Pity they didn't send you a camera before. A shame you had to buy it from your own pocket. Thanks for your entry and to your girlfriend for her kindness with this community. They will sell dozens, hundreds or even thousands of camera units only from your input as opinion maker. I believe someone has forgotten to add a grateful thanks as well... ; ) Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar (E : -) BTW here's some info on the use of such 0.64x focal reducer when along S35 coverage glass: @CaptainHook @John Brawley

Alex has probably forgotten to respond you on your useful question to many others over here or then, it was not nice from his end to get ignoring your fair info request as dark side of the moon : -) That comes from here -- you are able to click on the cameras with lenses! red link to provide it from that helpful tool for camera buyers: https://camerasize.com/ Here's an interesting example to prove lens size counts! ; -) http://j.mp/2SDnOdK

Tilta's offer will definitely become a hit! : -)

Here's a comprehensive guide to the camera, seems rather useful -- hope you enjoy it:

Although already posted in the other thread, seems interesting to add it here on topic as well: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00S5FN0UO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_ARn1Bb6FDE4NS https://www.amazon.co.uk/Adapter-Replacement-Coupler-Battery-Cameras-ACK-E6-Dual-USB/dp/B07C3FP2FL/ Some other useful information: Some other V-mount plate: https://www.indiproco.com/v-mount-battery-mounting-plates-with-15mm-rod-system/v-mount-plate-to-canon-lp-e6-dummy-battery/ And now chargers: (posted earlier by BTM_Pix now with link) https://www.ravpower.com/ravpower-lpe6-camera-battery-charger-2000mah.html & https://www.tomtop.com/pt/p-d4656-1us.html Some other one by courtesy of BTM_Pix: Once here by the way, last but not least, affordable cage solutions to accessorize it on budget: https://www.smallrig.com/search.php?search_query=pocket+4k

I love your posts man! ; -)

I hope not though : ) The trouble is the P4K price range though. I believe they will need to put the bar down.

Figurative speech... I believe. You know, context always counts ; ) I guess he meant they can count with a very hard way to expect them. That's all (E : -)

Right from the wide end. But it is 24-35mm instead. Even though, you may find the older but smaller coverage sister more versatile if you'll use for both in APS-C too indeed: http://thurtlepower.com/dorsetweddingphotographerblog/sigma-18-35mm-dc-hsm-mini-review-and-first-impressions/ The perfect S35 lens aperture from the closer MFT:

These are tests conducted on Sigma with a XL version where is (in the comments section) explicitly written there's no vignetting from about 22-24mm on going along his GH5 for that setup, obviously: And here is one where the same user tests tap-to-focus feature on the same camera coupled to the same focal reducer to those who think it might not be possible to go with AF on P4K (touchscreen focus is an autofocus feature BTW, whether you use it or not ; ) On the other hand, here are these samples which follow your feeling @seanzzxx -- very welcome to the discussion BTW (part II): source: https://***URL removed***/forums/post/58134184 Another one on a7R: source: https://***URL removed***/forums/post/57637470 Here's a 3rd one which proves in the real world the results may vary from that 23-25mm (to stand Daniel's 22-24mm statement) mark though (on a 5DII now) -- count on some distortion anyways: http://thurtlepower.com/dorsetweddingphotographerblog/sigma-18-35mm-dc-hsm-mini-review-and-first-impressions/

Crazy, why? I only find something crazy when it is completely unexpected. Is it? Well, tap-to-focus is a sort of autofocus or half AF as you wish. Manual focus, definitely, is not. Indeed. SB XL is designed for FF while Ultra model for APS-C coverage, but there's also some glass which covers FF such as 18-35mm f/1.8 other than the wide end. A Nikon mount adapter is dumb, some smart adapters give it when used with GH5 series as for instance. I am wondering what about P4K?

LOL Despite all those "despites" ; ) ...what about glass to only cover the S35 format aka APS-C? Any experience with that coupled to SB on P4K? Any vignetting? Is tap-to-focus working with the adapter?

The Eisensteinian weirdness effect coexists on the simple fact the focus is not over the couple of kids, but behind the boy. Take a look on the puppet on his back. The girl is closer, obviously more focused than the male counterpart. His post is only reflecting all that; poster's reaction. Operator's mistake, not the camera for Christ's sake! : -)

So, don't clip the highlights then... ; ) In a serious note though. ETTR... Expose to the right with this device. You won't get so much noise there from the shadows. Trust me ; -) Other than that, no camera in the world will offer you such Grail : -)

And an interesting match... : -)