Malikknows

We teach young people not to respect anything or anyone? Why would they make an exception for Auschwitz?

If they have to respect those that died there, perhaps they'll have to respect the...

Eastern Europeans should thank American power for your freedom.

This is bizarre.

Durability is very important to me, well done Olympus.

Yawn.

Coyote, making fun of non-native English speakers? Nice.

Not for me, durability and weather sealing are among my most important characteristics. I need a camera that is very tough and reliable. In fact this one criterion may get me to switch from my...

I run a 21 and 35mm on my Sony A6500. Love it!

Don't we all?  I've felt for some time that we've no choice.  All that's being sold are cameras with all sorts of features that few of us will ever use.  I do appreciate the latest in sensor tech ...

Yes, me, too. Pity the CL does not mimic the style of the Q.

I'd like to see them fly a drone into a jet engine. Too expensive, methinks...

Yup. Agree completely. Canon has offered nothing to rival this.

I think this could prove a huge development. Panasonic seems to have checked all the boxes with this camera, and the competition for innovation now seems to be between them and Sony. Canon and...

Jonsi, I believe that is Canon's position, yes, IS in lenses is preferable. My problem is I like to use MF Voigtlanders and really appreciate IBIS.

M, of course.

Key is autofocus and in-lens stabilization, not full frame.  Leica glass is high-performance full frame but quite small, a point not often mentioned.  Just my $.02.

I think that is unfair to Ken Rockwell.  Say what you will, Ken works hard.  This guy, not so much, he just bloviates.

True also, but there is now an alternative with better ergonomics, weather sealing, etc.  I think people are making too much of this.  Important for some, yes, for all, no.

True enough, yet the Sony's flourished as a system for several years with only one card slot.  So, pros and others desired the advantages of mirrorless and were not dissuaded from the Sony's ...

(1) Finally, I believe it's possible to love technology AND photography. The two are not mutually exclusive.