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Fair enough. The article describes the theoretical differences in performance only, and real life results may not be nearly as bad as what charts show.

It is not recommended to adapt wide angle rangefinder lenses, due to their short exit pupil distance. You will get less reduction in quality adapting SLR lenses. Check out this excellent article...

With all the manufacturers pumping out ever brighter (and heavier/larger/pricier) f1.4 lenses, this is a welcome change.

I didn't know the Loxia 35mm was made by Cosina. So Zeiss lenses are as German as sushi, lol

I was surprised that it has a custom sensor, instead of sourcing an off-the shelf sensor from Sony and adding a custom processor. Must be really expensive for such a low-volume niche product.

Looks like the discontinued Samsung NX cameras too

wow, I don't remember seeing so many new and exciting products introduced in one year at Photokina, ever. The non-cellphone camera is dead, long live the non-cellphone camera!

I may be wrong, but my guess is Leica will introduce more reasonably(-ish) priced lenses for the Panasonic system, similar to the Zeiss lenses for the Sony FE cameras.

There will always be a market for M4/3 and APS-C, but the problem is all the R&D budget is going to be sucked up by the FF division. Just like Sony continues to sell A-mount and the A6XXX series,...

Maybe the Olympus execs are thinking about merging with Ricoh-Pentax

Sony, Canon, Nikon, and now Panasonic chasing this small and shrinking market....FF mirrorless is going to be a tough business to crack for Pansonic. I hope this does not turn out to be another...

This is way more spec than I'll ever need, so why am I still drooling?

LOL!

I loved C'T Digital Photography, a gorgeous quarterly magazine. Sadly, it only lasted a few years before biting the dust.

I'm a Lightroom user, but this is sill bad news. Now Adobe will become more and more like a monopoly.