So, I have a 6D and a D600 in hand right now...

whyamihere wrote:

Timbukto: I hope you continue to enjoy that E-PM2. I suppose I shouldn't be all that surprised that set AF points would be disappointing after having free range over the entire frame with my GX1. I suppose the tradeoff is the ability to get shots in dim lighting where the contrast detect AF in Micro Four Thirds lose their minds and just make blurry photos.

djrocks66: True, but I'm likely to stick with primes for the time being, and Canon's 50mm f/1.4 or Nikon's f/1.8 represent the sort of affordable prime I'd likely have on hand immediately after purchasing either camera. I understand my experience may not be completely representative of an entire population of camera users, but it doesn't stop one from drawing general conclusions. I can't imagine a [mechanically] faster lens would help much for the metering and AF systems these systems use.

nalax: For my hands, the front of the handgrip feels pretty much the same for my middle, ring, and pinky fingers. The rear of the camera puts pressure on the saddle joint of my thumb in my palm, and it just feels uncomfortable regardless of how high or low I position my hand on the grip.

Thanks for reading and providing feedback.

Cheers

Michael