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Such a sophisticated camera with so few physical controls seems vastly ineffective...

How can you judge about that from just a front silhouette?

LIghtroom isn't a be all, end all solution either.

Just buy all the same parts and assemble it yourself. One small detail - it won't have an Apple logo.

Unless you count the lower weight toward "better ergonomics", I really don't see what's different.

So this one's going to be even more overpriced?

Way to make the Sigma 200-500 f/2.8 look small.

If they've managed to make the same improvement as from the Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 VR II to the FL-ED, then it might actually be worth it.

It's a Canon, but at least they got the zoom ring on the correct side.

Since "leak" nowadays means "to intentionally push information to PR", there's nothing accidental in it.

They could've made the effort to include metric specs too...

@Ilia, nothing wrong in marketing and PR, but calling something "a leak" when it most certainly isn't is making the manufacturers seem dishonest (in my eyes).

@Mikhail, exactly.

"Leaked" is the new "we want to advertise this, but don't really want to pay for a proper marketing campaign".

- Advertise a lens as targeted towards 50 MP bodies
- Provide 1000 px sample images
Perfect.

Leak this, leak that. Nothing leaks unless the manufacturer wants to "leak".

So 15 FPS footage still counts as video?

Sorry, I was thinking about something else. Hitting "F" is quick enough for me too, it's "Shift+F" (to hide the titlebar and then the menubar) that's weirdly slow (and it's not like I can't live...

I've got just about the opposite impressions. Win 10 x64, i7-5820K @ 4 GHz, 16 GiB RAM, GTX 1080, Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB for the system and the catalogue. It's okay, but far from perfect (or "like...

Comparing an octa-core to a quad-core is totally fair indeed.

If it is described as "tripod-something", then I'd expect it to behave like a tripod with something extra. The fact that I probably won't ever buy such a toy means there won't be any user (or...