The Advantages of a Super Zoom Camera

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Super zooms are almost always way, way, way smaller than an equivalent focal length range would be on a full frame camera or something like that. They're still smaller than if you were to get that same focal length, smaller, lighter, if you get the same focal length than an interchangeable lens. So it is, I love that category, because it's like, we're going to make compromises for the sake of having really good zoom and not being so big that you need like an extra person to hold the front of the lens up for you.

Pre-show:
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- Fixes:
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Follow-up:
- Quick correction about the CalDigit TS4
- Apple Photos de-duplication in shared libraries
- Regarding NSTrackingArea’s “quiet” behavior change
- The Radar grass ain’t really greener ☹️
- Camera-related follow-up
  - Ritchie’s Ricoh Recipes
  - Fuji
    - PC AUTO SAVE feature
    - Lightning ↔ SD Card Reader
    - X100V focus tip
    - Gen Z realizes real cameras exist
  - Making EDR photos:
    - Pixelmator Photo (iOS) (App Store link)
      - Adjustment sliders → ... menu → Turn on EDR
    - Pixelmator Pro (Mac) (App Store link)
      - Color adjustments section → Customize → add EDR toggle
      - Only for RAW files?
    - Radiance+ (App Store link)
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