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And don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Pentax K-mount, so can be used on BOTH their APSC and FF cameras.

IBIS not necessary for a camera with this focal length. Nice to have but not a deal breaker.

This is what a video review should look like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYnXsRcqC-k

He said "We've both owned original X100s". He wasn't referring to X100S.

Smartphones take more pictures than all other cameras combined. Its images are also shared more than all other cameras combined.

That Nubrella can serve as a backup for paragliding.

Pixel peepers can keep on peeping. The rest enjoy sharing photos via social media. These are great photos beyond our expectations.

"after withstanding the summer heat, countless thunderstorms and freezing temperatures." Countless just four months in the desert? Sounds more like advertising.

Excellent Out-of-camera JPEGs.

The OM-1 was my favorite during my college days. I used it regularly as part of my work. It was solidly built, compact and ergonomically superior to others. I abandoned Olympus when they adopted...

99 percent’ certainty ,80 percent’ certainty,90 percent’ certainty,’60 percent’ certainty. Who figured these out?

I believe the LCD can be angled down as needed. When not in use, it is flipped up and hidden and thus be better protected. Users will rely more on the improved hybrid viewfinder that will offer...

Pentax build ergonomically rugged weather sealed cameras with IBIS and pixel shift. Hope they improve on the auto focus system and update their antiquated video. Looks like the rear LCD screen is...

No 5G. Not interested.

Still no update on the K3 II after four years. Such a disappointment from the makers of ergonomically rugged weather sealed cameras with IBIS and pixel shift. All they need to do is keep up with...

Almost anything is for sale at the right price. Nothing prevent Olympus from making the offer to buy back their shares.

It's always good to invest in a wide aperture prime for those situations when shooting portraits and/or in low light. The so called nifty-fifty are usually affordable.

As with all the other cameras, it's the photographer that matters. Those pictures were also shot with some of the best lenses that typically cost more than the camera.

The M50 look like a great bargain now.