Treeshade

The only reason to use EOS-M is its compatibility with Canon lens, great as a second body for Canon DSLR users. Now why would Canon users buy a lens that cannot fit the DSLRs when there are...

(In before another sensor size/aperture/depth of field/light gathering fight)

Well we're talking about a 24-70/4 on an APS-C verses a 12-35/2.8 on a M4/3, right? (2.8x2=5.6, 4x1.5=6). Even if you...

Promotion? Looks more like last-ditch effort.

To be fair, the 1 system has its uses: fast continuous AF, a non-DSLR option for catching fast moving object in bright sunlight. Otherwise, the...

Try to look at those big sensor compact's zoom range. I guess it would be difficult to have 28-200mm collapsible zoom lens in a small body together with a big sensor.

Very nice camera. A viable upgrade for my GF3, but I prefer built-in flash over hotshoe for second body.

Look at an Oly 75-300mm lens on m4/3. It is f/4.8-6.7. While it is possible to make long-range small lens with bigger sensor, it is quite unlikely to have a large aperture.

$900. For IQ, get a DSLR. For pocketability, get GR/CoolpixA. For a balance between size and IQ, get M4/3. You can even get more lens choices with M4/3.

In fact, the only Nikon 1 that I've seen...