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Interesting to see this shutter shock thing coming up again. I remember that there used to be similar reports in forums about Olympus' DSLRs, and I think it were especially the 1/8000s capable...

The most interesting compact camera with such a feature set is neither the G16 nor the P7800, while the Nikon would, for my purposes, come closer than the Canon, but rather the Panasonic LF1, which...

It's a shame that manufacfurers keep thinking people don't need viewfinders anymore. It may be the case, of course, that people really don't need viewfinders anymore. I sincerely hope, though, that...

It's a shame that manufacfurers keep thinking people don't need viewfinders anymore. It may be the case, of course, that people really don't need viewfinders anymore. I sincerely hope, though, that...

It's a shame that manufacfurers keep thinking people don't need viewfinders anymore. It may be the case, of course, that people really don't need viewfinders anymore. I sincerely hope, though, that...

Thanks for the information! The reason I was asking is that in dim light I sometimes switch the E-30 to live view only to put it into contrast detection AF mode, because, while much slower, in...

Thanks for the information! The reason I was asking is that, in dim light and with those lenses, I sometimes switch the E-30 to live view only to put it into contrast detection AF mode, because,...

What about those FT lenses which, back then when contrast detection AF in live view was added to Four Thirds DSLRs, officially were declared to be contrast-detection-AF-compatible? Like the ZD...

@R Butler: One similarly critical note about the E-M1's PDAF has been posted as part of a quite thorough report in the German "Systemkamera-Forum", and the author noted that PDAF speed was rather...

While in practice image quality even in RAW still seems fine, approximately as good as that of the E-M5, and PDAF, while possibly disappointing, may still be usable, I agree, and it doesn't...

While in practice image quality even in RAW still seems fine, approximately as good as that of the E-M5, and PDAF, while possibly disappointing, may still be usable, I agree, and it doesn't...

This, including its Lumix twin, is the only (1) small travelzoom-format (2) not-less-than-200-mm eq. telephoto (3) camera with a real viewfinder. For me, this really is the first interesting...

Even if it was intelligent to only post leaks of that kind, which I don't think it is, it is still stupid to call it news after the information has been out for months. And, after all, those rumor...

Even if it was intelligent to only post leaks of that kind, which I don't think it is, it is still stupid to call it news after the information has been out for months. And, after all, those rumor...

That's an interesting claim, given that the article's headline is "rumors of camera hit the web". And many rumors do originate in material leaked inadvertently or even not-so-inadvertently straight...

That's an interesting statement, given that the article's headline is "rumors of camera hit the web". And, actually, many rumors do originate in material leaked inadvertently or even...

In principle, you're right, but to achieve what Canon does with their Rebels, Fuji would have to create a full-featured entry-level model to sell as cheap as a Rebel does, and, sorry, full-featured...

Rumors about the X-A1 have already been posted in May, followed by correct description (entry-level, no-viewfinder, no-x-trans-sensor) in July, on the usual rumor sites. dpreview doesn't do itself...

Fuji seems to do everything right, until now. The whole X sytem makes the impression of a completely different (higher) level of perfection than the other mirrorless systems, better thought-out and...

Fuji seems to do everything right, as of now. The whole X sytem makes the impression of a completely different (higher) level of perfection than the other mirrorless systems, better thought-out and...