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$480 for a Nikon D5100 and 15-88 lens.  or get the D7000.

Use the 14mm and lots of great advice above.  Shoot even when you don't see anything.  The camera can record things you might not notice.

6D and the 1.8.  Not even close...

How about a Canon EOS-M with 18-55 lens for under $400.00 or a Nikon D5100 with 18-55 lens for $550 new.

I like MingThein.com .  Wonderful information on his site.

Panasonic LX7, SONY RX100, Olympus OM-D or E-PM2, Nikon 1. There are not a lot of other choices.  Image quality wise the Olympus cameras followed by the SONY and then Nikon 1 and then Panny LX7.

How about the Olympus OM-D with the Panasonic LUMIX G X VARIO PZ 14-42mm.  Which is a 28-84mm equivalent.

That is an amazing deal in Canada.  They will only ship to a Canadian address though...

I am looking to pick up a GR IV as a gift. It seems I can get it out of Japan but the description says: Unused articleThere is no maker guaranteeThere is no serial number Is it typical to have no...

Tha Panasonic LX7.

D7000 or D7100 for rain.  Of course the Pentax is very weatherproof...

The SONY FF might just have IBIS as part of the co-operation between Oly and SONY.  We will have to wait and see...  I would like a GR made just big enough to include an m-mount or other mount. ...

Consider the Ricoh GR to handle the wide aspect.  A perfect compliment to the OM-D

If you are buying a D600 you should do so understanding that it will have both an oil and dust problems.   If you happen to get one that does not then perfect.  However you should not buy a D600...

Since you already have the sx50 I would keep that and add a SONY RX-100 as your main camera and the SX-50 when you need to go long.

Another vote for the Panasonic DMC-FZ200 perhaps in combo with a SONY RX100 or Ricoh GR.

I am looking for a P&S with dual SD slots to provide a backup SD card?  Thoughts? Or the P&S could have the ability to write its SD card to an external hard drive or flash drive. Looking for a...

Some Helpful reviews from Ming...

I am going to go with Olympus EPM-2 with Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm f1.8 or the Fuji x-E1 with 18-55.

Zeiss 21mm or Nikon 85/1.BG  (or both  :-)