PieterB

The problem is that Leica, solely by their prices, is a very small niche product.
It may or may not be excellent but it is far too expensive for 98% of all photographers. So in the big scheme of...

In the past I used polarisers a lot more than nowadays. For some kind of reason, I find the effect with a mirrorless less pleasing than in the days I used a d-slr. I don't have an explanation for it.

The Sony slt cameras have a mirror but they function more or less as mirrorless cameras. The camera has semi-translucent mirror that doesn't flip out of the way, but these cameras use an evf and ...

If you look at modern smartphone, it is easy to realise that most cameras really lag behind. Even the best cameras have touchscreens that are hardly usable, in most cases, you need a computer to...

Someone needs to teach that cat how to properly use a viewfinder.  Cat is making a mess of it.

I sometimes get really tired by reading what ICult members think as a great invention by their favourite brand. Were they prepared to stick their head out of that walled garden in which they live,...

I have owned three cameras before I bought my first camera. ;-0

There seem to be some cultural bias concerning colours. I have never liked Canon colours which I see as way too yellow/warm. The same goes for Iphone pictures. Some youtube channels post blind...

True, too many manufacturers f**k up Android

A wide angle would be very useful for video. Video is usually somewhat cropped and a wide angle would be very welcome.

I own a Samsung s8 and I like that phone. What I really don't like about Samsung is their appaling update service. Usually it takes 4-5 months before they update their Android version.

For most persons, Leica is far too expensive. Even for most pros, the price of a Leica systyem will be hard to justify. And since pros are far more prudent with their investments than amateurs, I...

The main problem with the GH5 in video mode is the really poor video AF.
I wonder of this camera will be better.

Exactly so. Don't walk into the trap that you will automatically get great pictures with better gear. Unless in some very specific circumstances such as wildlife and action photography.

Best of luck

Your penitence will be to ritually burn your d-slr bodies while body smeared in blood and head covered in ashes,  at sunset, chanting in honour of the mirrorless God. That will teach you.:-)

Sony a7mk3 and Sony 24-105/f4

I agree. My pictures won't get more interesting or better to look at when I sell my kidney to buy the sharpest lenses. The big prints  (70x100cm) are always watched from a distance. Most of my ...

The same for me. I switched to MILC because I wanted something lighter and smaller. The FE lenses are mostly too expensive for me to justify.