Sabud

Coming from NEX5 in 2010 and later NEX5N to A5100 today the big problem is still lack of small and good lenses. And note, I'm not talking about cheep lenses . For example, where can I find a Sony ...

Depends on focus;) With focus on the photographic I would choose a 24-70/4 With focus on the climb I would sorry to say take my Ricoh GR (And yes, I have several E-mount cameras/lenses)

Yes, it´s hyperfocal markings and the crop is 600x608 pix from a full 4000x2000 pix jpeg. By the way, all pictures is lpeg (not from raw)

Sony A5100 with Perar Super Triplet 35/3.5 This tiny lens (52 gram) is a modern version of the Cooke Triplet (3-elements) developed by H Denis Tylor in 1893. The IQ is not up to my ASPH Summicron ...

Sony A5100 and Leica Summicron ASPH 35/2 This week on my new Sony APS-C E-mount Camera..........sorry!  Pictures will come

2017-04-26. 50mm (70) , ISO 100, 5,6. Bridge build project in out local canal Sony A5100 and Summicron collapsable 50/2 (1955)

What GR III.....................;)

Still use my LX-3 from time to time and love the macro mode;)

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Thinking about buying one?

Yes, if I could use my Mamiya 7II lenses (150-80-65-43mm)

My first camera was a russian Zenith (1966) and some years later a Canon A1 with 50/1,4.

First digital camera was a Pentax Optio 330GS (2002)

I have the X-T1, Leica M6, Canon 5DMkIII and prefer the optical viewfinder.
Best of all is the combination, OVF and tilt-display

Fujirumors for a coming X80 in late 2017. I´m sure Fujifilm will get it right this time;) I have the GR I and love but not sure about any model GRIII http://www.fujirumors.com/fujifilm-x80-coming-2017/

I have Mr Miyazaki´s Super-Triplet Perar 35/3,5 (no. 086) and use it on my NEX5N and Leica M6. I am most happy with this lens. Wouldn't buy the new one.

Silver and Graphite........nice, but black rules in the long run;)

NEX3C.........;) Who needs  a A6500??

Yes, XE3 is my camera if  the weight still would be approx. 350 gram. The perfect hiking camera;)

NEX5N and Leica summicron 50/2 (collapsible, 1955) A nice public bench with some problems;)

I'm sure, no problem at all. And still with Sony I think the A6300 or A6500 + lens 55/1,8 can do wonderful things. I'm a X-T1 owner by the way.

If no GRIII is coming from Ricoh 2017 there is a rumor for a Sony fixed lens (23/1,8) with  the A6500 sensor in RX1 size and optic-electronic IBIS. I would be interested!

Lumix GM 1/5 is another too small camera, but the price is OK and the sensor is bigger;)
And yes, I know about lack of EVF but I don't care with this type of nano-cameras.