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Exactly!

And eventually one of them seems to understand that ever bigger and heavier is not the right way to grow market share. Smart move, Canon.

And here goes the saying: "the beauty lies in its sensor". The rest is FUGLY (new short form of Fujiy - Ugly).

Nice specs. But I see a trend with size and weight of bodies and lenses going up and up on the one hand and the serious gear users not getting younger on the other hand. Except for the ...

Sorry guys, you are all too late, just ordered all 1500 units🤣😜. Send me your offers.

...........so that I could find reasons to switch to the Z7 or the Panna/Leica. But my brain tells me that would be tremendously stupid, especially when considering some of the e-mount lenses I ...

The pocket size top picks are seriously challenged by smart phones these days. My pick is the RX100VI as it does what smart phones can't touch (yet).

Guys, go and check out his past posts and you will get the picture. Will save you time to reply.....

The next generation Z... might be the ones to look at closer. However, until then Sony will have raised the bars even higher with generation IV of its A7(r) and A9II respectively. And e-mount lens ...

Yes, you should swap horses.

Man, you are not helping me. Am an early adopter to the X1D and, unfortunately, can not really disagree with you. And that GFX50R and the growing number of lenses are tempting..... So who wants to ...

@fb1996: A meaningful comparison is Z-Mount versus E-Mount. Adapters and lenses are plenty, for most mounts, some work ok, others are a pain.

Decent camera with no lenses. How will the 800 pound's answer be? Considering what versions III can do, the A7IV(r), A9II versions might put a cold sweat on Nikon's forehead. And then there is the...

The mighty shirt pocket size Rx100VI is the one I carry on a family vacation/trip. For more ambitious stuff, the FF solution comes along.

Wouldn't the better comparison be Sony's 24-70 f4 or Tamron's 28-75 f2.8? In this comparison, the winner is obvious. But for a one lens travel solution the Tamron is neither wide nor long enough ...

Unknot your panties, sir.

Build out your lens arsenal and lighting equipment. The camera is good enough.

Yep, plus the many e-mount ones in pipelines. Bodies and sensors come and go, lenses stay.🤓

Aps-c sensors have surface of 368 square millimeters (Canon less), i.e. 2.3 times less than the 860 square millimeter surface of FF. (Fuji's) Aps-c sensors are only 1.63 times bigger than mft. ...

I prefer B and assume it is Olympus. However, the comparison confirms that IQ differences among these two systems are really negligible, if there are any at all. A point I made repeatedly on this ...