iamphil

That's the power of concealed carry.

But making it near impossible to replace without wholesale replacement makes life more difficult for third parties attempting repairs and isn't keeping an iron grip on product long after its sold...

I do wonder if Nikon would have been as quick if they controlled 40% of the marketshare in mirrorless in addition to a huge installed base. That was their place in 2014 when they announced the...

At least they didn't wait for the class action lawsuits to fly before addressing the issue but then again their proactive behavior this time might be because they're fighting for their lives in the...

You can stick your head in the sand but having the E-M10 ii and E-PL9 both sitting there in the same price range with features missing or present in one or other all while using 3 year old ...

When someone who is not already invested has a few hundred bucks to enter the market, don't be surprised when there are cameras like the Panasonic GX85 or Pentax K-70 available that nobody picks ...

Fuji, Pentax, and Sony have been aggressively pushing features down the stack while Olympus pretends they are Canon and Nikon and act like they can sit back and recycle the same things or even ...

You'd already know if you've been awake the last few years. Enjoy your 16 megapixel sensors.

You would hope so but Olympus has market segmentation in its blood. It's a bad habit they haven't been proven able to shake.

That is all fine and dandy until Olympus decides to ration the newest technology or firmware tricks to the one model to rule them all while recycling obsolete 3 year old technology to every other ...

The only BS are the delusional takes from yourself.

It could have scored 99% and it still wouldn't sell because the thing is a huge and expensive boat anchor that dwarfs nearly every lens out for this system.

Remember just the other day when you were telling everybody who would listen that Sony would be out of the game and back to making TV's within 5 years? Is being a diversified company supposed to be...

I mean given how they've cut R&D spending by 20% over the last 5 years and slashed marketing jobs and expenses to maintain profits, is it that much more of a leap?

Sorry, that's Nikon's forecast for this coming year that they will drop below 20%. They predict a 1.2% marketshare drop and that's assuming they don't miss their targets again.

Nikon are probably below 20%.

That's been their rallying cry for the last what? 3 or 4 years?

Unfortunately for them they've been losing revenue and marketshare faster than their competitors in relation to the overall market....

It's groundhog day.

Olympus needs to stop wasting time and resources with bloated boats like this when it should be spent on upgrades to their vaunted small and light system. Core values and all.

A new day, a new theory but oddly the same stench. This really is getting ridiculous.