kodacolor200

Most mirrorless sales are not to professionals, they are sold mostly to enthusiasts, amateurs and consumers. These market segments spend the most upgrading and changing their gear routinely....

Yes, Canon are in another league and leader in the professional market. The 1dx series is in another league vs any Sony. Sony isn’t even a player in the professional market. Sony aim to amateurs...

Press photography doesn’t require much resolution. Having a sharper lens is pointless when canon EF equivalents are already overkill regarding sharpness. What pros are interested in is haptics and...

@RubberDials - Sorry RubberDials you the one dreaming.. Even when mirrorless becomes standard and the EVF can actually match an OVF. The only mirrorless cameras that will replace Canikon single...

This camera is aimed at the professional market. Of which Sony doesn’t even have the slightest indent vs Canikon. The A9 is essentially for amateurs and prosumers. The single digit Canikons are...

A paper weight for techheads on DP review. Professionals stick with what they know. The D6 will have a few advantages but will essentially shoot the same as a D3-5 and this is what professionals...

@Rubberdials. Sony maybe doing well with amateur and consumer markets, however it has not made a dent in Canikons dominance in the professional market. When people shoot everyday for extended...

The SR1 is an option. Depending on the criteria not always the best. A GH5/s would be a more comparable option FF vs M43, each offering certain advantages depending on needs. If the SR1 is an...

M43 in many ways is the modern day Leica / rangefinder systems of yesteryear, and if we look at they historical philosophy behind the Leica system this is an accurate comparison. Leica’s were...

AF is better is some applications. Panasonic is no stranger to making fast and reliable AF - it makes some of the fastest mirrorless AF systems on the market with MFT. It’s only until recently that...

Everything can be sold given the right price - as long as it is commercially viable. A companies pricing structure is based on many factors and these have a lot more to do with forecasting based on...

I never said I was into shooting video. I don’t. Doesn’t mean I don’t understand for those that have a hybrid practice the video options on this camera are well worth considering.

@ pro photo 2011 - no what doesn’t make sense is you fail to understand that the A7iii is a consumer FF oriented camera. The G9 and XH1 are flagship offerings for apsc and MFT and are aimed at...

@ zxaar. A stop advantage is a stop advantage. There are times and situations that my MFT will give me far more than a stop advantage over FF with its far superior IBIS. You spend a lot of time...

@zxaar - I shoot both FF and MFT, I understand the benefits of having both systems. Neither is inferior rather better suited to different tasks. I never stated one was better if you actually read...

@MILC - A stop certainly is significant in real world use. It’s the difference between shooting 1600 vs 3200 it’s the difference between FF and apsc or f1.8 to 2.8. It’s the difference is actually...

@zxaar There are no inferior cameras just inferior photographers. some of us shoot multiple formats and understand the pros and benefits of large format and small format cameras. If I want to shoot...

@mike, No I’m stating that Panasonic appeals more to professionals for those reasons that Sony has failed to address. Hence Sony’s success is limited to a consumer base not a professional one....

hiepphotog@ The fact is consumers dump and change systems like underwear. Professionals don’t.

@hieppphotog - You are talking about Sony’s lead in the consumer market. I’m talking about the professional market. Sony is irrelevant in the pro market. I’m not dreaming up a pro body from Canon...