R Thornton

Like with other manufacturers, the reason they are going down now is not the technology but marketing. Olympus are going out of their ways to avoid competing, and instead, they are inventing tricks...

A winner? I am afraid this nice-looking camera will also loose money for Oly (just check their annual and quarterly business reports)... It seems like either targetting the wrong crowd or the wrong...

Funny how this reminds me of Olympus Mju film cameras that I still own and happily shoot every now and then. Sure, compromise upon compromise - but in a good way! If only Panasonic has bothered to...

With a fast pancake prime lens, say eq. 35/1.8, I can see how it could appeal to streetshooters. Or hang it around your neck on a strap and you are all set to painlessly explore tourist sights....

Ever seen Pentax pancakes?

Nikon have gone completely mad! Defiantly doing too little too late and trying to cover it up by charging ridiculuous sums while balancing on the verge of the abysss - this can only end in one way....

I know exactly what kind of visual experience I want my images to convey in technical terms, and I do not give a rat's ass about whether I get it from a small or large sensor, this or that...

OMG, it is a camera!
For a second I mistook it for an Iphone rear sticker...

Agree100%. Samsung are showing time and again they can make cameras. At the same time, they are showing they cannot compete. Why bother tagging along?

dylanbarnhart: How much bigger is RX-100 than LX-7 now?

dylanbarnhart: How much bigger is RX-100 than LX-7 right now?

Exactly! And pricing it in the D7000 territory means it must outgun D7000 to make sense. No chance in hell! Looks aside, what is the point?

The ugly looks – as if they went extra out of their way to save on any design effort – is actually not what condemns V2, it is the overall package. If it is to be a second system, for less hassle...

Like Arnold said: "...one ugly motherf*cker!"

The whole crap is not worth to spit on.

The whole crap is not worth spitting on.

Yep, US just broke the record: more then 16 trillion dollars debt! Compared to 15 trillion dollars GDP! Compared to the entire world's GDP of about 60 trillion dollars! Simply put: the USA is...

This is the big news? After yesterday's announcements by Sony? Fart in a bucket, no more.

Kudos to Sony for making all the online "it-can't-be-done" pundits with their registration distances and laws of physics and all the parrot talk look clueless now! Learn from their example and...

This product is completely uncalled for...