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Well, I am sure, at f/6.4 it will be ultra-sharp, even when "wide open".

While the above may be true, digital rangefinder bodies are unique. Mirrorles cameras with no viewfinder and slow kit lenses - not so much. Which makes the brand the only reason for certain kind of...

While the above may be true, digital rangefinder bodies are unique. Mirrorles cameras with no viewfinder and slow kit lenses - not so much. Which makes the brand the only reason for a certain kind...

3.5-6.4 with a 28-70 range? That makes the OM-D kit lens look bright in comparison.

Well, at least it's not about sh*tting in shooty light...

"Then photographs the ground glass with the Panasonic GH3" - that should be GH2.

Something similar to Olympus OM-1 but with a 24x24mm sensor at around 10 megapixels to allow for dynamic range and sensitivity at least as good as it is on my K-r with highlight extension enabled....