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Good luck chasing bugs with a tripod.
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Except of course m43 sensors are more efficient with light compared to FF sensors, so, say, E-PM2 at ISO 400 will have less noise than 5D3 at ISO 1600. Smaller, 1/2.3" sensors are even more...
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Yes it will - just move back a little (DoF will increase too).
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You make it sound as it is a disadvantage of smaller sensors. It is other way around. You can always record bigger with a smaller sensor - just move back a few mm. You cannot record smaller with...
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OK, let's see. The 18-55 kits have f/3.5 at best, RX100 has f/1.8. 2 stops right there. RX100 has DxOMark score 390, a camera with f/3.5 would need score of 1500+ to match that. But the APS-C...
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Sony RX100, of course. The best compact, matching or beating entry level SLRs with kit zooms.
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Of course not, every mirrorless can autofocus during video too, NEX-6 and E-M5 very well.
The range is too short for travel though, 17 on Sony APS-C is a little long for...
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Both Olympus E-M5 and Sony NEX-6 are great for what you want.
E-M5 with 12-50 kit has sturdier, rain and dust sealed body and a little greater lens range - better for outdoors. And focuses a little...
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You surely don't need EVERYTHING in focus, distant stars and all. You need just what you need - what it is? What is the closest distance to the subjects you need in focus? What is the farthest? Go...
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One piece, two pieces... they show faces to strangers! Somebody might find them attractive, some perv might even take their pictures! And put them on the Internet! Imagine the shame!
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Among rugged compacts, Olympus TG-1, TG-2 and Pentax WG-3 really stand out for low light (on wide end of their zooms), but they are still not nearly as good as the best of non-rugged compacts, Sony...
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Why are you writing this to me?
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Sony 2012 Annual Report
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I. Strengthening Core AreasSony has positioned its digital imaging, game and mobile businesses as the three main pillars of its electronics business and will focus...
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If it is so, and you need speed/shallow DoF, nothing for APS-C, DSLR or mirrorless, can beat m43 Oly 12/2.0. Especially given that it is stabilized with Oly cameras. Well, m43 SLR Magic 12/1.6,...
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Oh, wait, must correct myself.
E-PM2 is about the same as NEX-3n, NX1000 is much worse.
NX1000 is not tested, but it is basically the same as NX100.
High ISO scores:
NX100: 563
E-PM2: 932
NEX-3n:...
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NEX-3 vs NX1000? Of course NEX-3, about 1 stop (2 times the shutter speed) difference according to DxOMark. E-PM2 is in between.
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NX1000 with 20-50 is probably the worst kit out there period.
3n+16-50 is much more useful.
Another in this category is Olympus E-PM2+14-42, $424 now , better than the Samsung, a little different...
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If you primarily use the camera outdoors, then the E-M5+12-50 kit is better than NEX-6+16-50 - it is weather sealed (and generally stronger body), 12-50 has longer reach, focuses faster and has...
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A little hint - compare market caps of Sony, Canon, Nikon. You will be surprised.
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Well, maybe in your phone. But in modern decent smartphones, sensors are 8-13 mpix (even if we exclude the 40 mpix nokia as an outlier) BSI-CMOS made on the latest and greatest technologies vs 5...
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