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BaldCol: Pasting your explanation another 10+ times does not change the fact that most of the shots are not "garden". I think bufo found the best explanation to the problem many others spotted:...

I agree,

And it seems to me the least overprocessed one, too.

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Of course a used item should cost less. The interesting observation, in my opinion, is that the used price of some lenses drop much more than of the others. And I think that a drop over 50%...

I think that the price of a used item (fully operable, sold in auction) is a good measure how much the target audience is actually willing to pay for such an item.
For example ("new" prices found...

@DrewRick: Thanks for the information. I am not (yet?) a Fuji user, so I was mislead by the DPReview lens search tool, which does not include the 100-400 when you ask for tele zooms for Fuji X...

@Kawika Nui:
The title of the article we are discussing is "Hands-on with the Sony E 16-55mm F2.8 and 70-350mm F4.5-6.3". It is about both the lenses and thinksme did not mention the lens...

@Kawika Nui:
I know that the whole discussion is about the two new lenses.
But this thread was originated by Kalin's comment about bodies.
So my reply was primarily about bodies and not...

The two mentioned cameras are very far from "same specs", in my opinion.

G1xIII has a fixed dark lens (2.8-5.6 usually means that it is 2.8 in the first two or three millimeters and 5.6 in at...

I always wonder why people who probably do not know how to hold a camera with a bigger lens write "ergonomics" if they apparently mean "huge and heavy".

I like this body because it is not huge and...

aramgrg, if you asked me (the original question X-H1 vs. A6600), my answer would be clear. Between these two I opt for A6600 because of size, weight, battery and rangefinder style.
Others mention...

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