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Think of this: Leica rangefinders never had any "grip".

I use the M-system för its size and weight, and love it because of the 11-22/4,0-5,6 with IS. The pancake 22/2.0 is also useful för closeups but doesn't have IS. Of course I'd like to have another...

I guess that within five years, Nikon is a Sony subdivision...

Somehow, more sugar is always the way to to.

I keep my gear in the bag until the rain ends, because a drop of water on the front lens ruins the shot anyway.

A heavy lens, provided you hold the camera and lens combination under the center of gravity (and not one-handed in the battery compartment called grip; will always give slightly sharper pictures...

April fool in September?

Wake me when they have 25 native Z-lenses.

Sample pictures #7, 12, 33, 39, 50 and more show clearly the full frame disadvantage:
The blurred foreground doesn't create depth; only demonstrate the need for a tilt/shift lens.

Interesting optics, but close to 60mm is the most useless focal length of all.

Just curious: don't you turn the camera off in the pocket? Or do you keep it switched on for readiness?

Strange. My highest priority request are not on the list.
Lifelike colors.

I need a quite narrow water-proof messenger-type camera bag that I can also wear UNDER my coat or jacket in rain or in order not to raise interest from thieves or when I’m doing street...

Isn't it possible to get 95% of this quality with one single shot?

This is exactly what the Canon EOS M system is made for. With three lenses and a messenger bag it's three pounds. And the excellent 11-22 mm gives you almost 17 mm equivalent, indispensable if you...

''If cameras are going to develop, manufacturers have to develop mirrorless technologies''

Maybe, but first (if in doubt, check an iPad):

- fix the terrible yellow-face colors
- fix the terrible...