There doesn’t seem to be anything here to woo people away from the competing options, and in fact it’s larger than both the Z6 and the A7 III. 

Staff members said Runk & Pratt at Liberty Ridge Senior Living Communities is only 4.5 years old with about 200 residents.

– 24 megapixels – L-mount – Panasonic designed and manufactured sensor – 4k60p – Dual I.S. (both lens and body) – Dual card slot (one XQD, one SD)

There’s also a countdown page for its press conference, which means something big is probably in the works.

Sigma is all in. Will have ART lenses with L Mount. They will even do a mount swap if you want for a fee. I’m also surprised they went with the Fujifilm style LCD screen. I believe it has something to do with weather proofing that hinge. People want it but they don’t seem to think it’s important. Bummer.

Canon makes some pretty great cameras, though none are without their faults, including the company’s recently announced entry into the full-frame mirrorless market. Kai Wong’s first impressions of the Canon EOS R tell us about everything the camera does well and the mistakes Canon made with its release. 

Apollo Pipes, which commenced its business in the year 2000, is a fast growing company manufacturing plastic pipes for various industrial, housing and agriculture applications. It has demonstrated continues improvement in the profitability and return ratios led by operational efficiencies and strategic efforts that isolate it from the highly commoditised market. Moreover, with prudent management of its balance sheet, it qualifies most of the hygiene factors for a good investment. What is interesting, post close to 45 percent correction in its share price, stock at current market price has become relatively cheaper. It is currently trading at 15 times its FY19 estimated earnings. Valuations are reasonable considering low debt in the books, higher return on capital of 28 percent and strong earnings growth. Apparently, on a PEG ratio (PE to earnings growth) stock is trading at 0.4 times because of the expected earnings growth of about 40-45 percent over the next two years.

The scope of the report extends from market scenarios to comparative pricing between major players, cost and profit of the specified market regions. The numerical data is backed up by statistical tools such as SWOT analysis, BCG matrix, SCOT analysis, PESTLE analysis and so on. The statistics are represented in graphical format for a clear understanding on facts and figures.

We found this problem a couple of years ago (it’s in a YT video). It happens with both the Metabones and Sigma (mostly towards the corners). It starts around 20mm or so and gets worse as you get wider. Maybe it’s because the Sony E-mount is narrower than Canon and the light from superwides enters at a very steep angle.

Alex, I think there’s an argument to be made that one doesn’t need to be a great artist to effectively review new equipment. In fact, a review by professional reviewer may actually have some advantages over that of a professional photographer. For instance, a professional reviewer isn’t as likely to be brand-loyal and is likely to be more objective than a professional photographer, who might be predisposed to give a favorable review of the brands they have already invested thousands of dollars into. Understanding the equipment – and how it compares to its competition – is more important to an informed review than the ability to make the best photographs.

Saving space on your pedalboard is a concern for anyone with an effects addiction. And as any sort of modulation junky can confirm, space becomes scarce fast once you delve deep into the many flavors of flange, tremolo, chorus, phase, and vibrato. Ontario-based Southampton Pedals may have a remedy though—at least as far as staple modulation tools go. It’s called, aptly, Utility Knife. And it’s a digital jack-of-all-trades that packs flange, chorus, tremolo, and phaser in a single, super-simple box no bigger than most single-function modulation stomps.

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