Mario G

Also the lack of integrated flash in the costly and sophisticated E-M5/M1 is just as ridicolous (and they missed my purchase for that). I'd find the flash more essential than the EVF (and more easy...

Since there can be wide variations between different copies, it would be even better to have a custom calibration based on the specific copy of the lens that you have... I'm not sure how complex is...

When I started to read this article, before getting to see the picture, I actually thought that this was about completely submerging an upside-down fish tank into the water. Which actually sounds a...

So if Nikon uses Sony sensors, what would that make of Nikon's class?

You don't really know Hong Kong - from the windows of many of those high-rise buildings you can actually see plenty of green space and mountains with relatively few constructions around, like...

The text on the globe (around central/SE China in particular) is almost unbelievably sharp at 100% crop.

And also at f/10 you must be in diffraction and losing detail for that... I thought you should avoid going beyond f/5.6 with MFT.

Because the camera side can develop innovative technologies more quickly and easily (and for a little cost in comparison), and once mature enough pass them on to the profitable medical side to keep...

Because the camera side can develop innovative technologies more quickly and easily (and for a little cost in comparison), and once mature enough pass them on to the much more profitable medical...

I'd also like a faster (f/1.4) ultra-wide (12mm) prime.

"before they may make any good lenses for m4/3""

Well, according to your prediction, Oly/Pana must be doomed already now...

What's this missing cheese on an APS-C mirrorless like Sony NEX, compared to a Canon/Nikon DSLRs? The flapping mirror and the pentaprism?

What's this missing cheese on an APS-C mirrorless like Sony NEX, compared to Canon/Nikon DSLRs? The flapping mirror and the pentaprism?

I like to have a viewfinder, but this one seems a bit out of place, that's quite a bump that is probably increasing significantly the minimum pocket or slim camera bag size to fit it.
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I would also add that it now makes it possible to fully use lenses such as their own Pana 14mm F2.5, 20mm F1.7, and PL 25mm F1.4.

I agree, and I would also add that it now makes it possible to fully use lenses such as their own Pana 14mm F2.5, 20mm F1.7, and PL 25mm F1.4.

And perhaps they finally realised that they didn't even put the stabilisation in many of their own lenses (pretty much all primes, including some of the best MFT lenses like 20mm F1.7 and PL 25mm...

At the tele end of 215mm, F2.8 means an aperture of 77mm, which is more than double of what this lens has... so you need to quadruple the lens area and probably x8 the weight/cost/size etc.
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@BJL: we all agree on the "high usable ISO" of the Olympus OMD E-M5. But this has a 1/2.3" sensor, not quite the same thing...

Olympus marketing seems to insist a lot more on this being a body cap that can take pictures (rather than the pocketability) - body cap which implies that you would carry a big bag of lenses along...