Not interested, but X-T30 shows the way.

While I understand why Panasonic haven't announced the G90 yet. It either doesn't exist or more likely Panasonic is focusing on a smooth release of the their S series cameras before focusing releasing their 2019 M43 products e.g. 10-25mm 1.7.

What I can't understand is why Olympus haven't released or announced the Em5 mk3. It's either the Em5 mk3 would be almost identical camera to the Em1 mk2 or they tried something different and it didn't work out. I feel somewhere Olympus screwed up or maybe put too much RnD into the Em1X and tech will trickle down into the Em5 mk3. Time will tell.

What I like about Fuji, you have this Buzz surrounding Canon and sometimes Nikon(Z series) cameras and people are wondering if they should get them. Would these half baked camera means it's game over for the rest of the camera brand? Then Fuji comes along with the Xt3 and shows both Nikon and especially Canon how it done. Not only was it the best crop sensor camera of 2018 but many would argue the camera was even better than Sony A73.

Today Canon announced a piece of poo camera called the RP. What is causing people to go into a stir it's affordable and brand NEW. What they're ignoring that it's a piece of junk. If they made a basic still camera at that price and bundled it with a new 50mm 1.8 lens then that would be more than acceptable. Instead Canon is releasing a piece of junk camera, because it's Canon, because it Full Frame and because it junk/cheap, people are worried it will kill off crop sensor cameras. Then you have Fuji comes along with the X-T30 and the camera just blast the Canon to pieces.