No: 6 of the buildings/hotel is quite impressive, but I'd
like to see the same shot from the K5II.... I don't believe
they didn't take one

The best things to show aliasing are roofs and yacht marinas.
Something the manufactures will probably avoid

This Blog site has an article on anti-alias screens:

http://francoismalan.com/2012/07/anti-alias-moire-nikon-d800e/

That's a bit nasty!

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JD Power are highly regarded for their automobile surveys.
So i think you can be sure that they conducted this survey
correctly.

That Blog site also has an article on anti-alias screens:

http://francoismalan.com/2012/07/anti-alias-moire-nikon-d800e/

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RF-602 has a green and red led for focus and shoot.
It's controlled by the one button just like the shutter
release. Half press to focus.

That's OK if you check every file before copying.
I remember the old DOS PC Tools used to have a facility
to read selected files and make sure they what the
FAT said they were.

All good, but 2 and 3 really grab my attention

I like all of them!

Well done! ..... now go inside for some free beer!

Explorer couldn't care less if it copies a load of damaged
25k RAW files over some perfectly good 20MB RAW files or if
it doesn't copy everything in the first place.

Your better off with a copier that will do a binary compare
first and indicate which files on the master and backup
drives are different.

Although it's not been updated for about 12 years Filesync
is a very powerful binary compare sync tool. Still listed
as available for $15...... Just read some of the comments
and notice the big companies they come from

http://www.fileware.com/reviews.htm

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