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Duh, because the subject(food) is too close to the camera? That's photography 101. When shooting food, it's not unusual to reach the minimum focusing distance of the lens. Sometimes I even have to...

Agree, about to post the same - if you can (and prefer to) do that something without adding new gear, it's not for you.

I am with you(doomed, hehehe). But my case is about cell phone though. It's faster to type using the usual keypad. On the bright side, I like the large display.

I think "mirrorless" is just ok.

Stealing is crime, we all agree on that. But they didn't do that intentionally. It was a mistake. Then they apologized, agreed to take it down and offer a compensation within normal price range...

Now, if only it comes with interchangeable lens.. ha ha ha. Personally, I like wide lens. I even prefer 24mm equivalent. With wide lens, shake is not a serious problem, and I can crop to get...

As long as Nikon is written on it... hehehehe

Just buy Sony sensor then, hehehehe.

The concept is brilliant, I just don't like the look. But that's just me.

At least MS let others use their patents. Some companies enforce patent to shut down others business.

NEX-6 is also cheap for its class.

Conspiracy to discredit this little camera, hahaha.. just kidding.

Canon fanboy.. hahaha. Kidding.

Sigma picture is sharp because of the Foveon magic. Not only over RX-1, but to all Bayer based camera - 5D Mk III, Nikon D800... D800e maybe hold up pretty good, but for the cost of moire. So if...

I think when Nikon eventually put an articulating screen to their pro bodies, Nikonians will automatically accept it as a good thing. Remember the "12mp is enough" argument? When Nikon brought on...

Don't start it sirkhann.. hehehehe

Sony has the fastest live view system, so LV is as useful as the VF. Nikon on the other hand, has one of the slowest LV AF.

K-5 IIs?

I think that's some kind of flash commander, using signal from the built-in flash.

@Plastek - DrWhom's reference of GH3 is about articulating screen, that it can be made on a weather-sealed camera, without compromising its robustness.