Nikon’s fan sites are rich with speculation/un-validated rumors of a new mount. As the the market #2, Nikon has less market power and a fully-functioning adapter would be all-but mandatory to make their offering attractive to the current base. On the other hand the F-mount right now — unlike Canon’s — is a heterogeneous hodge-podge of incompatibilities with the less then three year-old AIS-P mount variants adding to the mix. So it would seem some incompatibilities are inevitable. Still, Nikon did it with their ill-fated Series 1 mount a decade ago.

Oh. I didn’t knew that. Uh uh Canon are shooting themselves in the foot… So no R mount for RED for instance? Crazy move.

At this stage, details are still fairly sparse and there is no full list of specifications and features available.

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PS. “pro shooters do their best work behind the camera”… So pro shooters must not light their scenes.

As the new pipe is brought online, the same water management that occurred prior to the tie-in of the new pipe will occur when refilling the tunnel to return to normal flow, so people may continue to see changes to the creek flow during this time, though it won’t last as long as the preparation for the tie-in. The city will continue to work closely with Game, Fish, and Parks as the creek returns to its regular flow and as the hydroelectric plant is brought back online.

I agree. Shooters used to make fun of the word “autofocus” just a couple years ago. Once people started getting their hands on Canon’s DPAF those naysayers started to grow quiet. When you use it on a gimbal, it’s easy to see just how powerful (and important) a tool it is for small crews and single shooters. I really don’t consider one man gimbal shoots without it now. I think it’s important that Panasonic deliver a mildly successful AF system with this camera. It doesn’t need to be the best in the market, but it does need to work well.

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At least three government-run power-buying agencies now plan to subsidize customers’ rates in order to keep their agencies’ prices competitive with the state’s three major power companies.

A large part of its growth would come from the capacity expansion. The company is doubling its capacity 53,000 tonnes to 100,000 by FY19 tonne and 150,000 tonnes by the end of FY20. Interestingly, the capex would be largely funded through internal accruals without putting pressure on the balance sheet. Last fiscal, the company generated close to Rs 96 crore cash from operations.

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For comparison, if you’re looking for an entry-level full-frame mirrorless, the original full-frame Sony A7 now costs only $800. It’s quite flawed compared to the more recent models, with terrible battery life, mushy shutter and slow autofocus, but still, that price.