sibuzaru

the a6700 got it, it would be an odd omission

binning/not binning could explain the difference

I was hoping Lomo would someday follow up the Minitar Art lens with that 17mm from the LC-Wide, would be such a great little lens to use on rangefinder/mirrorless cameras

Hasselblad has the best IMO, followed by Leica, the Hassy wins because I can just plug the damn thing via USB, then it's done, tethering, transferring, etc...

they should make these as a stand alone lens, it could even work with accessories, would be a fun 22mm camera cap lens

Really impressive stuff from them as always, really wish they could develop a FF ILC camera under the Hasselblad brand, if only the camera market was in better shape

really odd choice not offer the same sensor on the GRIII, they have been so keen on producing special editions of the GR, why not the monochrom?

from previous cameras you can expect is limited to video, which is very short sighted on their part

such a bad decision not to use the tilt+flip LCD

I'm so ready to jump into the Z system but only if they make something like the Z SP, based on their mythical rangefinder cameras, something alternative to the a7C

they could have captured that crowd way earlier if they made that DL 18-50 into production, one of the worst decisions ever made

Looking at the list reminds me that the 18-50 DL would be top 5 without a doubt, if only it got the chance to exist

Fuji started implementing a new focus assist mode that uses the PDAF points like Canon's we need to see if it'll work in every mode or will be artificially limited to electronic lenses

Sony's...

that's almost what Sony does but with color codes, too bad they are so short sighted that limited the Focus Mapping mode to video... really annoying

I was really skeptical at first but they persisted and improved the product a lot, there are downsides that I can't imagine how they would solve but it's quite on a good enough state for me

Ok then it's time for a Panasonic GX5S, it'll make Leica a bit angry but it'll print money for them