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... and even if they manage to get the best out of almost nothing: manufacturers might find ways to make us pay top dollar for this tech, e.g. CSC lenses. ;-)

Focus peaking doesn't work using manual lenses on the E-M1.

Wow, I wonder who the target group is for that gadget. Looks like Samsung has too much money to burn ...

Sigma-branded lenses at least have lens hoods supplied, something Olympus mostly doesn't care for.

Sigma-branded lenses - at a cheaper price - at least have lens hoods supplied, something Olympus mostly doesn't care for.

Is that you, Spock?

He wanted to try out something new but failed. ;-)

Actions speak louder than words, but photos show the ugliness of racism.

Actions speak louder than words, but photos show the ugliness of racism and its proponents.

Wow - shooting at apertures over 6 or 7 must be a hoot with that sensor. Are you related to photographyblog.com? The use of apertures makes me think that ...

Does the G6 feature the same battery as the one in the G5? If not, is it an entirely new one so you have to wait for third-party manufacturers to join in?

The Nikon P7700 is much more interesting, having a much brighter lens at 200 mm (f/4,0), and the cam is quite affordable.

Oh yeah, a mono mike.

I'd like to see a pancake like the one in Samsung's NX line, the 30/2,0, for Sony's NEXes. That as a kit lens, and I'd be all over a 3N ...

If you want a more competitive sensor, they still got nothing ...

They should have waited until April 1st.

dpreview, what gives? No hands-on? ;-)

Wow, ISO 25600 on a sensor that barely is able to resolve much at ISO 1600 compared to other APS-C sensors (look at the NX200/210 and NX1000 reviews).

I love how the pancakes look on the small...

Wow, ISO 25600 on a sensor that barely is able to resolve much at ISO 1600 and above, compared to other APS-C sensors (look at the NX200/210 and NX1000 reviews).

I love how the pancakes look on...

Why not upload the raw files. Would amazon go bust when doing so ...? ;-)