Jersey Shore

Nice. But not for Pentax, though. Like everything else. They can't even get Tamron's 16-300 with WR. Oh well. That's why I bought into micro four thirds long ago. My PanaLeica 100-400 gives...

Hi Jock... Biro here from Serious Compacts. I have a few Sony cameras, including the A7 Classic, the RX100 Mark I and the RX100 Mark V. Every one of them drains its battery if it is left...

Add to that the death of the compact camera market, which helped subsidize the cost of DSLRs and lenses. That's one of a number of reasons why almost all new camera bodies and lenses are priced...

It's not just the cost of FF vs. APS-C. Many people, including myself, are done with carrying around that kind of bulk and weight.

The last four-thirds DSLR was introduced 6-1/2 years ago. The bodies have long been out of production but the lenses continued until now. Again, the article is refering to original four-thirds...

The nice part is, if you want to return to micro four thirds for any reason and you don't like Olympus, there are all of those interesting Panasonic cameras available. You know, like the GH4 and...

"Why would Olympus be looking to dump it?"

I don't mean to flame you, but what makes you think Olympus is looking to dump micro four thirds? Nowhere does it say that in the article nor have I...

Then what about the "Flange Focal Distance adjustment function" featured in these lenses?

I agree completely. This camera has some very interesting and desirable features. But, in other ways, it seems like a replacement for the K-70 - maybe a bit above that model but a notch below the...

A solid, fair review that Sony needs to read. You know what amazes me? How much Sony is still fleecing people for the original RX100. That camera should cost no more than $299 at this point.

No weather resistance for the new Panny? I'm a bit surprised at that, especially given the price. The FZ300 has it.

And after following this thread and others, I picked up a brand-new leftover Lumix 14-140 f/4-5.8.  Heavier than the new lens but no problems with shutter shock or shaky video on either Panasonic ...

Nice job, JordanAT. It is a shame about Windows Phone. My wife has a Nokia Lumia 820 and loves it. When it's finally time to replace it, I'm not sure where she'll go.

I see some talk here of an X-E3. Have I missed something? Do we even know if there's going to be an X-E3?