There has been multiple posts here about them. I see ads for it everyday and it is as tiresome as the My Pillow ads on TV. They spend a lot on ads but many have not received the product yet.

Switching brands I could see being a problem but not with the same maker. Went from a D7100 to D800 with no issues. Would be different jumping from a 3200 to D850 probably but little steps and the adjustment is easy.

Yep cold enough for me this morning.

I never use it as it tended to run too high on auto and I want my noise to a minimum. I would rather have the control and then can only blame myself if it is wrong.

Yep Iowa is cold. -27 this morning. -18 now and -28 tonight. Wind chills have been -50 plus. On the bright side +44f on Sunday. And yes no mail today for me.

Very nice price and this camera will make someone very happy.

Nice cold shots. We had -27 and -18 now. Wind chills this morning we running around -55. Bone chilling cold for sure. Keep warm.

You really don't know?

Ok not art then you have a ways to go yet huh? It takes an artist to control the camera and the software. The device does not make the art. If you do nothing to your images you are nothing more than a snap shooter too.

Cell phones photos are for the selfie generation who want instant gratification. Most people are lazy and don't want to do the work to take really good images. But those of us here know that the end results do not begin to compare. It's apples and oranges.

Print a large image from each and see which is sharper. Need a filter or lens switch good luck with that one. And by filter I mean the one you place on the lens not some damn app that has presets you can't modify.

Not saying phones won't get better over time but until they address sensor size and lens quality they are not even close to each other.

For Canon to make this statement is a self defeatist attitude and they may as well close up shop it the future is so bleak.

I will shoot with a regular camera until I can no longer do so. The rest of the people can continue to take selfies that people scroll by on Instagram or Facebook with out stopping. The rest of us will keep trying to create images that inspire and are works of art that people will stop and look at.

Two different types of markets that I doubt will merge into one product line. In the 60's Polaroid was the cell phone camera of that time and we see where they are today. Fads are fads and come and go with each generation but art stays and future generations will want to see that not a bunch of Polaroid images.

Because you like paying retail?

Cold? Lol we have -1f and wind chills -30. Tonight -29 tomorrow the high will be -16. Wind chills in my are are to be down to -60 or more overnight. Now that's we would see your 50 as a coatless day lol. Keep warm.

Selling is not easy. One cannot simply upload and wait for sales to happen. It takes marketing if you want the sales.

Each bird has a white band of pixels all the way around them. Printed small this would not be viable but printed large it would appear odd. Other than that I like the image.