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I wouldn't focus on criticising their indiginous cultural ways, but just point out that they have themselves largely abandoned them, turning to many modern consumer products like snowmobiles,...

When the global human population was very low, and technology was still bows and arrows, there may have been some human bravery and dignity in the hunting of large animals. Nowadays, when humans...

From size comparrisons it seems like the new Panasonics will have exactly the same body size as the large, clunky Leica SL. This will put many people off, since all other mirrorless FF cameras so...

As a Canon 5DII user, I envied and wanted the D750 when it came out, but my lens collection forbad the move. I still want the D750.

I was hoping that the Z7 would funcion as well, particularly its...

How could you lose a loose belt?

Yes, the ever increasing size of lenses for that last 3% of perfection seems to have something to do with the fundamental dimwittedness of so many consumers with too much money in their pockets,...

Except that the original A7 is CRAP to manually focus and slow to AF. By the time you have focused the subject has gone. It's a pretty fundamental weakness. the OM 1 was always very fast to focus...

Yes. Typo.

You would need to be a little more specific as to which lens you are talking about, and how you have tested it if you want to be taken seriously.

I think everyone knows these lenses are manual...

The design is not exactly the same, since the M is designed for the thin cover glass and the special sensor micro lenses on the Leica. Obviously, the E mount is specifically designed for the...

No, it is not true. Both the M and E versions are new. A tiny bit of research would have given DPR that information.

The main reason is that the rangefinder lenses can be designed differently, and the M cameras have special micro lenses and a thin coverglass that works with them. The Sony does not have these...

"Voigtländer's Nokton 40mm F1.2 Asph for Sony E-mount is an E-mount version of the M-mount Nokton that Voigtländer has been selling for many years."

Er...no. The 40/2 is a new lens in both M and E...

The 35/2 and 21/3.5 concept M lenses look wonderful, yes pleeeeease.

Yup. The things missing for me on the RXIrII were IBIS or IS and better battery. This camera doesn't have a flip,up screen, but at least it has a proper built in EVF and the grip looks better.

No flip up screen. No IBIS. Too big for a compact. Almost certainly too expensive. Who would edit photos on a camera screen?

Minimum $4,000.

It certainly does not look smaller than the A7rIII - that is a 4.3" screen. It is waaay bigger than the RxIrII.

It is a Sony sensor with a bit of Zeiss topping.

The sony RX 35/2 is probably the best 35mm lens ever made in terms of IQ. Where it is limited is in focusing speed. The Leica is definitely not better in IQ.