SnapHappy32

They’ll have to price the bodies quite high. There is no guarantee that they can recoup development costs via lenses, unless they hold back vital features on Sigma and Leica lenses.

Nothing out of the ordinary.

But the most pressing question for all of us. Why is the singer holding a very small melon or pumpkin in her hand?

Great point. But in 5-6 “short” years Sony managed to get Tamron and Sigma on board.

Why not Fuji?

Both the SONY and the cheap GFX are hypothetical cameras for a while. But you obviously got the point. Choice is good and SONY and Fuji are executing great strategies.

My comment wasn’t meant for you. But since you’re here. Just as FF became obtainable for the masses, so will MF. The price point matters more than you think.

Put it this way. Would you prefer a...

Aww. Don’t feel threatened. I’m just pointing out the obvious. Let’s rendez vous when it’s announced and I’ll promise not to rub it in.

The initial lack of lenses did not stop people from migrating to SONY.
Seems to me that Fuji are working on completing a sufficient road map.

I sincerely think it will happen. It wont be the...

That if is probably smaller than you think.

For landscapes and street shooting - which I consider general purpose - a cheap GFX will absolutely crush Canikon.

And if Fuji releases a cheaper version of the GFX around the price point of the top resolution version of Nikon and Canon mirrorless...

Game over.

Fuji and Sony have played this well.

Underestimate even short term changes in consumer behaviour at your own peril.

Great work.

Composition and lighting aside I think Benjamin succeds in conveying a powerful message.

I think that Prognathous is suggesting postponing the merger. Which is a great idea if technically possible.

I can honestly say that I never tried that. But this limitation is not buffer related - even a well-specced PC will take it's time to merge the images especially with the supposedly artifact-free...

AF is not top-of-the line. Lenses are somewhat outdated - even the limiteds are film era lenses. Apart from that Pentax cameras are very impressive indeed.

Innovative, well rounded and great...

Sure. If you really think that a Mountain is going to move within the next 25 seconds.

Landscapes are static. Lighting conditions may change so
consider it a challenge. Get the exposure right...