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Good to see some pics from my home town (city) Melbourne, Australia. cheers
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There is a segmant of the market that still believes that bigger is better irrespective of sensor size. People that have large hands or that are used to the ergonomics of a chunky design that is...
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There is a segmant of the market that still believes that bigger is better irrespective of sensor size. People that have large hands or that are used to the ergonomics of a chunky design that is...
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There is a segmant of the market that still believes that bigger is better irrespective of sensor size. People that have large hands or that are used to the ergonomics of a chunky design that is...
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I am a big fan of Oly and really admire them for flying the flag of M4/3 and believe that the M4/3 is the best compromise between camera/lens size and IQ but for innovation you just can't beat Sony.
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I am a big fan of Oly and really admire them for flying the flag of M4/3 and believe that M4/3 is the best compromise between camera/lens size and IQ but for innovation you just can't beat Sony.
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Here we go again comparing apples with oranges. As soon as you say anything with the word 'pro' in it pro camera owners get all defensive. Well, Olympus 4/2 lenses are PRO quality and here is the...
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I bet Ricoh would have liked there GXR to work like this. If the optics in the QX100 are as good as the RX100 then I am interested and hopefully the price will come down. Good work Sony. Cheers
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There's noise in them-there hills pardner! Cheers
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Sony are always ahead of the game.
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Hi crsantin Of course you are right if a buyer only ever uses the kit lens but anyone who wishes to expand their system will welcome the much smaller size of M4/3 lenses.
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Does the Sony R1 qualify - the first mirrorless APS-C camera with 5X zoom? The styling was also fairly unique - not like a DSLR or a superzoom. Cheers
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Doesn't the Sony R1 qualify - the first mirrorless APS-C camera with 5X zoom? The styling was also fairly unique - not like a DSLR or a superzoom. Cheers
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Unless you use it for sports there is really no point. No good for travel if you zoom in and lose the quality of the image to blurring of detail unless you like that sort of thing.
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Unless you use it for sports there is really no point. No good for travel if you zoom in and lose the quality of the image to blurring of detail unless you like that sort of thing. Overall though...
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Yeah, also,how can Olympus explain the price difference between the E-P5 and the E-PL5?
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Perhaps marketing or is the issue. The fact that you can buy an E-PM2 for well under $500 which has the same great sensor as the E-M5 makes it an absolute bargain - to people who know about it....
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Perhaps poor marketing/advertising is the issue. The fact that you can buy an E-PM2 for well under $500 which has the same great sensor as the E-M5 makes it an absolute bargain - to people who know...
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Yeah, these manufacturers were too proud to hop on to the M4/3 bandwagon. They just want to monopolize and think that their system will be a market leader simply because it has a Nikon (or Canon or...
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