JonB1975

Good luck getting your fingers between the lens and the grip...

When the ships started getting bigger than that, was the time to quit....

junk1 - the only mirrorless camera on the market to close its' shutter when turned off is the Canon EOS R.

Nice to see the Diamond Princess - I worked on her as a ship's photog back in 2004/5....

Nothing a small bit of gaffer tape can't fix...

The Leica SL.

Looks lovely... now how about a battery grip to balance it?.....

Also, B&H's price doesn't include purchase tax and the UK price includes VAT at 20%...

https://www.kentfaith.com/canon-eos-r-cameras

EVF on the Nikon D5600??? ;-)

Wrong thread....

Looks like small tree branches...

Possibly Ford GT40...

Resistance is NOT futile... (And a few extra millimetres between grip and mount could have provided internal space for a 2nd card slot.)

Having finally got my hands on a Z, they're lovely cameras BUT... Holding the camera in a normal position puts the upper Function button by the lens mount directly under my finger and pressed in. ...

Not everywhere - 3-4 weeks availability at least in the UK. In DJI terms this means next year....

The only camera with anything coming in front of the sensor when switched off is the Canon EOS R, in which the shutter closes and also the lens aperture to avoid sunlight melting the shutter...

The "telephoto" converter does exactly what you want - 2x 28mm equivalent = 48mm....

Just watched the video without sound (in the office). Wow - that was terrible.....

This is the third digital M without a screen.....