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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Creative Convention > The Dorkroom > Point & Shoots: Compensating For Our Small Sensors (Buy the S110/RX100/X20)
 
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Pompous Rhombus
Mar 11, 2007

poopinmymouth posted:

I think some people forget the main draw of a rangefinder. It isn't the focusing accuracy, because all RFs have focusing errors all over the place with parallax and near/far inaccuracies.

You're thinking of framing, not focusing.

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Pompous Rhombus
Mar 11, 2007
 Would one of you buy this case/strap and write a detailed review please? Thanks :)

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Pompous Rhombus
Mar 11, 2007

evil_bunnY posted:

The 16mm is kinda bad, but they're making a zeiss 24/1.7 :0

I don't find it bad IQ-wise, but it's pretty limiting if it's your only lens.

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