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2005. Seriously.
I think it was in 2005 when my BMW churned the gearbox at 10,000K. So what?
With todays tech, this crap shouldn't happen.
Sony is trying too hard to dominate a market by churning...

@RubberDials ....."80% of this thread is made up of 'fanbois' from other brands like yourself".... wrong, i have access to any camera brand on the market, and with my money i own 4 different...

Why all the pathetic replies by Sony fanbois calling out those speaking the truth.
If it is Nikon, Canon,Olympus, Leica etc etc, they should be pummeled mercilessly until they fix it correctly....

@dqnielg ... how about Sony just recall all the cameras with that problem instead of some #fakefix (Americans love hashtags)...then again, Sony being a Japanese company may struggle to admit their...

@TN Args ....be specific, what cameras have this problem? ....link please.

@peeyaj .. Fuji?, you not getting confused with banding? All cameras do that when the user under exposes an image.

@MaxiMax...pathetic reply. Try again.

What other cameras have this issue?

At the end of the day, it's DPR's opinion, and at that it is one staff member. Anyone that goes and buys a camera based on reviews here...well, let's not get banned. ay?

Let's cut to the chase. High ISO is all the Sony comes in with against the Nikon, and they are similar there. Other than that the Nikon is far more "better" than the Sony.

No not bold. In japan there is panic buying for it. Some outlets have sold out. Maybe take a flight over there and see for yourself.... ;)

Expect dental work to rise in price.

yeah, and America went to the moon in the 60's with a craft stuck together with pop rivets.

@tom123456 She had the looks of a beauty queen but the brain of a peanut. Each to their own i suppose.

Hands up all those who want to see an image of the new Canon FF mirrorless...anyone?....oh..images can't be posted on this thread.

...and you base that on what?

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Disassembling+Panasonic+LUMIX+DMC-LX100/55603 You only need to go to step 17. If i remember, you don't need to touch anything to do with the viewfinder in those 17 steps. ...

Maybe your technique may be in the boundaries of "POS"

..... BUT!! ...what if Emily is right?..then again, it is Canada.

What i like about Russians is they try, no matter how bad :)