Ke Liu

To me, Br + PS is more easier ..

It is true Sony has many great lenses, for instance those examples you named.  It's merely the consideration of IQ/size/weight balance. For backpack hiking landscape, every gram counts. And I ...

14-30/4.0, plus 24-70/4.0 kit.

Oh yea, true, but honestly, for this range, I would even trade off AF to have one.

I want Z 15-60 f/4.0, thanks. Hahaha;-)

Interesting. I gave it a try. Group 1, small image, nothing much to compare. I go with A, which ends up to be Z7. Group 2, up left corner zoom in, A is clearly sharper, ceramics on the wall are ...

It's all our guesses :-). But for the bet, I'll put no-VR. IMHO, Nikon goes different path than Canon. Nikon goes with IBIS but Canon goes with on lens IS.

What's the point to add VR onto lens while IBIS is already in place ? I doubt Nikon will do such duplication.

Yea saw that after I post. My bad. Thanks bro.

Thanks for the feedback, it's very informative and positive. Just wondering how would you compare Z to EOS-R, since you're currently Canon shooter with EF lenses on hand.

Not just yet. Simple reason is I got D850 last year, swapping from Canon 5D2.  I am happy with my D so far but Z is attractive indeed. I'll wait for the Z 15-30/4 released then decide when to jump ...

It's 'good to have' feature, but not so desire :-D

Thanks for the info. So using shutter blade to cover sensor isn't a good idea, perhaps it's an alternate solution to put in a dedicate cover up front, similar to what we have in compact DC lens ...

Sony did have a few steps ahead in terms of mirrorless ecosystem, they have been iterated 3 gens since and Sony iterates very rapidly, it's a strength, But it seems to me Sony is a bit in Nikon's ...

Z 24-120 f/4.0 is more welcome :-)

By looking at the announced RF lenses as well those just unveiled RF lenses patterns, I don't think Canon even intended to have IBIS. It's for sure Canon's strength for now is on lenses which is ...

Right.  In the past it's more often to see rare filter older in other brands' lens.  The tiny filter in the back is much more portable than usual front filters, think of the 150mm size filter ...

Oh ok, so let's see how's that feature works out on R. But in general I still think such baffle plate might be beneficial,  sensor is more exposed out comparing to DSLR.

Oh yes, nicely pick :-D

d850 + z6 is rational combo