The 1" sensor Bridge Cameras are a great tool: you have DSLR/Mirroless like features in one body... a bit of wide, a bit of telephoto, Mic and headphones jacks, 4k, ...
I hope...
#Canon #PowershotG3XMII :
Will upgrade the #PowerShotG3X.
The #G3XMarkII should have a built-in EVF at least, fully articulated touch screen (better?) or a Tilting Screen/display (ok?). The built-in EVF is a must.
I like the EOS RP body. I think a #G3XM2 will need a new body to include the EVF. Why not a #EOSRP body with a fixed lens? The same body with a fixed lens. The EOS RP is not bigger than the RX10MIV.
https://camerasize.com/compare/#626,815 (G3X vs EOS RP)
https://camerasize.com/compare/#722,815 (RX10MIV vs EOS RP)
#Panasonic #Lumix #FZ2500MII / #FZ2000MII:
The FZ2500/2000 Mark 2 : a #G90 / #G95 or #GH5 with fixed lens. This Bridge is pretty popular one for video content. I think all bridge cameras should be a good Hybrid tool for stills and videos.. The reason why you will buy a bridge to have a bit of all in one body.
#Nikon a New 1" Sensor Bridge Camera, 20MP like the cancelled #DL24-500:
The specs of the dead DL24-500 were amazing. https://youtu.be/PYsg9rmVceI
The RX10M4 uis the king of bridge cameras. Other 1" sensor should be able to rival it. Is it a good time for Nikon to come back with a 1" sensor like the DL24-500? I know the P9500, P1000 have a lot of fans, but the cameras are huge.
#Sony #RX10MV :
Sony should give us a fully (articulated or tilting) touchscreen, fully touchscreen for focusing and to access the menu as well. Should Sony work quietly on a new menu system? Hope the #RX10MV will keep being the king. Sony just added a lot of crazy specs in the#RX100MVII.
Other Bridges people might take a look at :
#FZ1000MII:
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/panasonic-lumix-dc-fz1000-ii
#VLUX5 :
https://www.reddotforum.com/content/2019/08/the-leica-v-lux-5-a-closer-look/
Sensor Size:
At least 1" sensor, 20MP...
But what about MFT sensor or 1.5"?
or a MFT multi-aspect like the #LX100 or a 1.5" multi-aspect?
While keeping the same body size. A bridge should not be "too big" right?