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The Orange Pi 3 also lacks the expandability of the Raspberry Pi, as it only has a 26-pin header for hooking up the machine to other electronics.

That said, the Samsung Experience 9.5 skin will keep things familiar for those moving from another Galaxy phone. And on the M20, the company has stripped away Bixby Home, which is great since without the dedicated physical Bixby key, Samsung’s virtual assistant is rather useless. It has also stripped some other functionality to keep things running well, but the company has gone a bit too far with some aspects, like offering the blue light filter feature but not allowing you to customize the filter’s opacity or set a custom schedule.

The only downside to the way the light has been designed is that even if you want to run it off batteries you still need to use the battery plate in conjunction with the control unit.

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I still can’t quite understand why the false color guide isn’t labeled in any way. I know the values change depending on what camera is being used, but I’d still like to see some rough numbers that correlate to the colors. For new shooters, the way false color is displayed on the Ninja V may be confusing.

In my opinion dupont connectors are utter garbage. If the connector get twisted on a pin the internals of the connector itself become all mangled. I much prefer the “dupont style” jumpers with the rounded pins instead.

• Sony RX10 III: 0.39-inch type electronic viewfinder, 2,359,296-dot resolution, plus 3-inch, 1,228,800-dot resolution LCD

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It certainly makes the bridge camera look, feel and handle ever more DSLR like… or should that be DSLR Lite? 

In addition to a strong backlight and good glare and reflection control, the display’s viewing angle is important. Viewing angle refers to the angle from which you can look at a display and still get a good picture. The Yuma’s display has a good (wide) horizontal viewing angle although there can be color shifts when you look at it from the right. The vertical viewing angle is much narrower, and there are chromatic changes as you rotate the unit while looking at it. However, as can be seen on the picture below, the display remains somewhat readable even at a fairly extreme angle.

The biggest advantage to this system over color CRTs, and even modern LCDs, is immediately apparent: each pixel remains the same tiny, single dot as rendered by the monochrome CRT, but now appearing in your choice of color. Tektronix used a 180 Hz frame rate on these displays, so the full RGB display was refreshed every 60 Hz. The downside is an occasional glimpse of the individual color frames if you look away from the display quickly. This effect can also be captured with a high-speed camera.

This is a premium model for enthusiasts after all, with a lens reach that would be equally pricey to achieve if you were alternatively shooting on a DSLR  – although obviously the original RX10 generations have come down in price with successive updates.