Flint residents are still advised against using the city’s tap water even though testing has showed lead levels have receded below federal action standards for about two years. Experts have said they wouldn’t suggest letting residents resume consuming the city’s tap water until after all of the corrosion-weakened lead and iron water service lines were replaced.

The Plastic Industry in Philippines is currently poised at central to downstream stages of manufacturing that has a direct impact on the Plastic pipes and fittings industry. The industry is devoid of an upstream to provide ethylene and propylene and thus needs to be imported. This makes the industry vulnerable to foreign exchange fluctuations that trickle down on the Plastic pipes and fittings industry as well.

As Crowd Sorcerer says, the whole photographic and video industry is rushing to full frame. Like Lemmings. Because the manufacturers have got to make you constantly want to buy new cameras and lenses mainly to stay in business. Not because it’s better, or an improvement. I walked around CineGear this year and observed the same thing, everyone is all hyped about FF. If you take everyone to mean the manufacturers. But as far as users, meh, gear heads are excited but I don’t see a mass stampede in Television production, for instance, to switch from S35 to FF.

Even if the deep learning AI with DFD improves a lot, wouldn’t it work better with PDAF? How about a hybrid PD and CD deep learning AI, huh? Plus it will only work with Panasonic lenses, right?

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After months and months of hints, rumors, leaks, speculations, and teasers, Nikon just finally officially unveiled the highly-anticipated Z Series, its first full-frame mirrorless camera system. Nikon is launching the Z Series with two cameras, three lenses, and one lens adapter.

Shorter battery life, viewfinder never as good as an optical one. No IBIS is a major mistake no matter what excuse they come up with.

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Yes I’ve written many times that when you factor in adapters and lenses and filters and filter holders added to bodies, there really isn’t much difference in size/weight/bulk between DSLR/mirrorless. You raise many valid points and I hope the engineers at Canon (and Nikon) don’t go the easy route and opt just for adapters.

It seems like a matter of when, not if, Canon and Nikon will enter the high-end, full-frame mirrorless market. But will any system they release accommodate legacy lenses?Last week I wrote an article in which a supposed “internal document” from Fujifilm suggested Canon and Nikon will lose 50% of their market share within three years. Naturally, this created a lot of healthy discussion among Fstoppers members and the article has had almost 100 comments to date. Many of the issues brought up in the comments related to mirrorless systems and what will happen if and when Canon and Nikon enter the mirrorless market.

Nikon said in July 2017 that it was actively building a camera that would “raise the bar,” and the company followed up in September 2017 by saying that it must go full frame if it was to be competitive in the mirrorless market. Patents filed by Nikon for full frame lenses emerged around the same time.