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I think I'll be picking up this lens to go with my upcoming Olympus OM-D EM-5.
I think this lens and that camera will make a very nice travel camera setup.
I also don't think the Panasonic GH2 should be grouped with the Nikons and Pentax Q.
If anything, the Nikons should be grouped with the BEGINNERS' cameras.
It looks okay except...
- No IBIS (like the E-P3 has)
- No Tiltable LCD (like the NEX-5N & 7 have)
- No Built-In EVF (like the NEX-7 has)
What I'm hoping for is an E-P4 with an improved sensor over the E-P3, Tiltable LCD, and built-in EVF. Or even better, a Sony NEX-6N with all the features of the NEX-7 and the sensor of the NEX-5N.
It looks okay except...
- No IBIS (like the E-P3 has)
- No Tiltable LCD (like the NEX-5N & 7 have)
- No Built-In EVF (like the NEX-7 has)
What I'm hoping for is an E-P4 with an improved sensor over the E-P3, Tiltable LCD, and built-in EVF.
Nikon limited the potential and performance of these cameras as to not errode their DSLR lines along with all those lenses.
For me, I find the NEX-7 far more interesting and will probably purchase one of those.
Nelson Tan: What's the sensor size?
Where to begin...
Smaller Sensor than the Sony NEX-7
No Hotshoe like the NEX-7
No Titlable LCD like the NEX-7
Much lower resolution than the NEX-7 (10.1Mp vs 24.3)
I am not at all impressed but will wait to see actual photo and video samples.
I felt this FIRST PART served its purpose. It gave an initial overview of past and current 3D technology from a limited perspective.
I look forward to the next parts that will no doubt, provide additonal and more detailed information.
WOW.
I now know what my next camera will be!!
The only thing missing would be a tilt screen (not a big deal with the VF2 available).