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It would be quite a large lens. Pentax makes a 14mm f2.8, which I owned at one stage when I shot APS C Pentax cameras, and it was not exactly small, especially when you compare it to it's ...

Big difference between Sony's Alpha mount DSLR's and Canon and Nikon's DSLR mount is that Sony couldn't break into the DSLR market and had to make MILC as a point of difference - to differentiate a ...

This is not always a disadvantage. In fact, I have rarely found it to be an issue scaring birds but just the opposite, many a time they end up looking at the camera to see what the noise is and ...

I would get the 1.4x TCII or TCIII. There will be basically no impact on IQ. D800E + 300 f2.8G VRII 1.4x TCIII, 1/2000s f/5.6 at 420.0mm iso900 Original photo: crop of above:

I sort of agree. I used to use Pentax K mount and it was easier to remove and put lenses on as the lens release button is next to the grip where you are already holding the camera with your right ...

I think square sensor more likely than MF sensor.

The only reason new F mount lenses will not be developed is if they stop making and introducing DSLR's. There is no way they will stop making DSLR's in the short term and quite possibly still be ...

Supposedly an excellent lens according to the reviews I've seen, possibly at least as good as the Nikon 105 f1.4E depending on what you desire in a lens. However, at 1.65kg and a front element ...

A 14mm f0.95? LOL. This I gotta see. The front element will be like a dinner plate!

I don't know why you are replying to my post, I never stated my preference here. However, I will attempt to answer. Some people like the EVF, the ability for better video, IBIS and a few other ...

Well, seeing as the bodies have already been developed and are in production, I think this "poll" is a little late.

No, not at all other than the constant barrage of MIL camera owners wondering why everyone hasn't realised that MIL cameras are supposed to be all the future and DSLR's are dead. It's the need to ...

Well, being one of the "you guys" (trying to be derogatory?) there is very little that I want as the D850 does pretty much all I require. However, if I must have a MIL camera foisted upon me then ...

Well, the thought that an EVF is better is only true for some. Personally, I love the OVF but I can see there are advantages to the EVF. However, I shoot birds and BIF and nothing beats an OVF for ...

There is a simple answer is this. If they keep manufacturing DSLR's (which they will for sure) then they have to keep introducing and manufacturing F mount lenses. You see, the fact of the matter ...

Well, I essentially said all that in my post. MILC are good for some and not for others - DSLRs are good for some and not for others. My point was that you stated that there was mirrorless bashing ...

Yes, unfortunately that is correct. Probably not a good thing as that limits sales. It certainly looks that way. Thank you for your valuable input.

Interesting thought.

LOL. Really? To be fair, as far as I could see, the actual "bashing" came from the MILC advocates saying that "DSLR's are dinosaurs" and that "DSLR's are dead" type comments and it was just a ...

I wonder if that (part of the reason) by designing such a wide mount and then making lenses that have to use the full width of that mount that this would then mean that Sony and Canon lenses cannot ...