Samaistuin

What is that, the rant of an anarcho-capitalist ?

Cool, thanks for letting us know.

Is this a troll ?

Yep, and you can thank zero-hour contracts for that. What a great tool for artificially lowering the unemployment rate they are ! The damage is already visible, socially and economically. But I ...

@badi : since the sensor is finally out of the lab, it is sensible to expect it to make it into mainstream still cameras in less than 7 years. I'm betting on 3 to 5 years.

It's a *technology* developed with Fuji. Which means Fuji will simply produce APS-C and MF sensors based on it.

To be fair, Bayer is the de facto standard.

The Ni-con Zed Neuf will have to make do with a Soni or Toweur Djaz sensor.

What Nikon should have copied from Fuji is the lens release button.

So finally I turn my head towards Fuji and my face brightens :)

Whilst you, MILC man, are yet another real fanboy.

"I care about the customers. If customers need more functionality, or more quality, we’ll try to do it."

Ha ha right, might be why firmware updates are so rare (at least for the RX cameras).

Then I'm afraid you lacked business acumen.

It's technically not a zoom so OP might not enjoy it.

tbcass Indeed - well done Sony. But wait until the A7SIII is out ;)

Nice, so OP's question is settled then.

The opposite : Canon have just released an FF MILC system because they know that it's the future of photography but their FF DSLR line-up is still playing an important role for their bottom line. S ...

Coming from Fuji, it'd be more likely that they release only lenses for the L mount. And even then, they'd prolly rather licence optical formulas rather than actually build the lenses.

Pentax should very much join this alliance if they want to increase the survivability of their cameras in today's crowded, MILC-centric market.

Err yes but Fuji's XF variable aperture zooms do feature aperture rings. Pana could have done the same, but I guess they didn't bother.