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I doubt it. Lately the 1-generation old models don't seem to drop too much in price.

Good specs, but I was hoping Sony would finally introduce focus stacking....I would think that feature is technically quite simple.

Nice to see that manufacturers have not abandoned the APS-C market.

Yes very similar sensor but very different de-mosaicing algorithm.

Looks like the same sensor as Fuji's X series. If I wanted the rangefinder experience I would rather get an X-Pro3, with the more sophisticated hybrid viewfinder.

Looks good with the black leatherette, any other color spoils the retro look to me.

Yes not as tiny as the Fujinon 27 f2.8 but close-ish to the size of the 23mm f2

Generally true, but the 28mm f2.8 is one of those (rare) full frame lenses that could as well be an APS-C lens, due to the small size and light weight.

And they must zip around in scooters :-)

I would have preferred a digital version of the classic S2 rangefinder. Still, a much nicer design than Nikon's first attempt at retro, the Df.

The samples shown here don't look particularly special other than being blurry, but I've seen some samples from the manufacturer that have an awesome, otherworldly look. Looks like a tricky art,...

It appears that camera prices have settled on $1000-ish for entry-level, $2000-ish for intermediate models, and $3000-ish for pro. I expect this pattern to hold in the future. Instead of prices...

A lot of the entries have really nice atmosphere and warm feeling. Proves that you don't need gimmicky styles to make an impact.

That would be nice but I have yet to see any pancake lenses for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Pancakes were indeed made for full-frame DSLR's, but I think it is optically difficult for short...

I was quite surprised by the price point. Their lenses are well priced by their earlier Foveon sensor DSLR's were super pricey.

Does anybody know if this is in fact the rumored Sony ClearVid sensor (pixels oriented +/- 45°) used in the F65RS Cine camera?

Finally! Good quality primes that are compact and light. Still a bit pricey, but not nearly as bad as the f1.4 / f1.2 premium primes. Looks like the video market does benefit the stills shooters...

Despite having 50 MP less pixels, the GFX100 image actually looks crisper and cleaner than the IQ4's.

Factory automation, self-driving cars, visual AI-based security, smartphone cameras: these are the applications that will fund sensor R&D and advancement, and hopefully these advances will carry...

This is the first time I've seen a sensor announcement from Nikon. I always thought they bought off-the shelf sensors and just tweaked the image processing. But it makes sense that they design...