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I guess I'm spoiled with Nikon lens pricing and that's OEM, not even Sigma or Tamron.  Maybe M43 only shooters are used to paying a premium

$500 for a small aperture kit lens?  Nope

It's a great lens but it's expensive and it defeats the purpose of me having M43 in the first place.  If I was willing to lug around that size of lens then I would have never bought into M43 as my ...

6 months ago, I'd have agreed with you but I have two friends with a Pixel 2 and a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and those two would mop the floor with your Casio.  I'm absolutely amazed how well they ...

To get those features, you have to buy a body that's almost the size of a APS-C camera.  It kind of diminishes the "small form factor" when you get up to the EM-1 series. I shoot with two systems ...

The Oly 75-300 II is currently available reconditioned at Olympus's site for $360. http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/outlet/reconditioned-lenses/m-zuiko-digital-ed-75-300mm-f4-8-6-7-ii-reconditioned.html

My cell phone camera could have closely compared to either one of those.  It's a pretty mundane shot that any camera can do.

@User9362470513 I don't shoot FF, which is why I don't move to Sony. The A6500 is not as good as my D7200, let alone a D500, at AF tracking. You have to step up to the A7III for that. Sony is...

There's already reports that they already have a new mount, currently tagged as a Z-mount for their new mirrorless cameras. There will be a new mount, that's a definite. The question is whether ...

@KeepCalm I've had my Olympus OMD E-M10 for almost 4 years and it goes with me everywhere, including camping and hiking. I'm not lucky, it's a well built entry level camera

Hyper111 then an advanced compact is perfect for you. Interchangeable lenses systems are for people who want to switch lens based on the type of photography and the scene. It's just not for you.

I really like what Fuji is doing. I would have switched from Nikon to Fuji a few years ago except for one thing...the AF tracking is not close to a DSLR for sports. If Fuji's XT-2 could focus...

I used to find mirrorless to be subpar for some of my uses, EVFs used to suck, burst shots blackened out the screen, and tracking was atrocious.  I love my Olympus camera for casual, hiking, ...

51 point for the D7200 is a really poor choice(I made that same mistake at first and it didn't go so well). Go with 9 point or even 21 point if you have to. 51 point will lead to some poor AF ...

You're a little late for that comment.  The first reply already busted me on the mistake.

I could only move over to one brand right now, Sony.  If I didn't shoot sports then Fuji would be my first choice.  Even If I did switch, I would spend quite a bit in the sale of the camera and ...

I'm going to have to agree too with the lens issue.  The reason I say that is that you said you had problems with the D7200 too.  The other issue could be your settings.  With the D7200 I shoot ...

I already have a mirrorless camera with my Olympus, so I already know the benefits of it.  I actually shoot more with it than my Nikon, because of the size.  I'll only move to mirrorless with ...

I don't put my sports picks online, except for Google Drive where I share it with parents. I shoot for a friend of mine, so they're not my kids. The D7000 is a very capable camera. What area mode ...

I have a decent selection of lens but would like to add three more to the stable. I have stopped buying lens recently and don't plan to buy another lens until Nikon releases their mirrorless ...