deep7

Sir 7: I can confidently assume you have never used a Leica. So why rant for no reason?

With some cameras, autofocus is so fast you can successfully use "S-AF" on moving subjects anyway.  I first noticed this when I had an Olympus E3 but quite a few cameras can pull that trick.  It ...

Panasonic's CDAF is quite remarkable, but mostly so with dedicated lenses which the DFD system recognises.  I was curious the other night so did a little test.  I have a Panasonic FZ1000 (contrast ...

About the most annoying thing on the internet lately has been a very noisy but small group of people getting their knickers in a knot about the screen on an as-yet unreleased camera.  It makes ...

I'll let your misplaced snootiness go but have to point out it was you who made a specific issue of resolution in the posts above...

Leica have stated that the target for ALL their L mount lenses, in terms of resolution, is to resolve 60 line pair per millimetre.  Resolution will not be a problem.  A good lens goes way beyond ...

Likewise! Such irony with the choice of image.

You're joking, surely?  I admit the fully articulating screen on the PenF and EM1Mk2 put me off but they wouldn't have stopped me from buying either.  There are far more important things to ...

My Leica T was $NZ1,000. Not that expensive.

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It will sell really well, because it has the Canon name on the front and will take lovely pictures. Like all the other Canons that sell well!

Actually, the way Panasonic does it works brilliantly.

I'm with you on both points!

I had an Olympus EM1 (on-sensor PDAF) for a few years and took many thousands of photos. I am a fussy pixel peeper and never once saw any banding. I think you would have to do something extreme...

Dan, I get your point but I'd be surprised if that was the reason. I'm sure it's more to do with the market's perception of a serious camera. Because, really, the hump is not at all convenient...

Do you even read the dribble you post? Time to block you. Good riddance.

That will be because you are too lazy to look for one.

MILCboy, do your own research, go to a Leica website and count the L mount lenses for yourself (both lines of them). Go to a camera retailer website and price the cheaper ones. Then either...

One of my pet peeves is that pretty much all the manufacturers are producing or have announced faux DSLR designs (Even with some point and shoot cameras!). I appreciate that is driven by the...

Good to know! Explains a lot, ta.