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The review in a nutshell: competitive APSC IQ hampered by sluggish medium format like AF and operation.

No thanks.

Any of the f/0.95 primes by Voigtländer primes. 17.5mm, 25mm or 42.5mm Babies are stationary and even when they start moving, they're mostly slow for the first 2 year so a manual focus lens with ...

There's a sucker born every minute...

The 45mm is more flexible, especially indoors. But the 75mm has better IQ and is better built. Another thing is both lenses can be used for general telephoto, but the 75mm gives you more reach. To ...

General purpose, street photography, basic portraits, yeah. Not much reach though. But with landscapes and/or tight European streets or tall buildings, you may want something wider.

I remember facing this subjective problem and even talking about it from time to time on this forum. I think I finally settled on Vivid color profile with +1 on both sharpness and saturation, not ...

Didn't mean much. Never bought one.

It did steer the market in a certain direction but I always prefered rival phones: cheaper, more options, more flexible phones.

I like the updated sensor, AF, weather sealing, competent OVF and swivel screen.

But the rest is meh compared to similarly priced Nikons.

The jump between the old 12mp sensor to 16mp is pretty big. Almost like a completely new camera system. Improvements across the board. My only slight is I think I prefered the old colors/contrast ...

AF works fine with my EM5 markII. I never had to use MF ever. Never came up.

Just look at those sexy curves on the Olympus vs the angular Sony.

There is still hope for much delayed lens reviews at DPR.

The lens was released over a year ago. Why the coverage now?

Better late than never, I guess.

Im a bit surprised the prime costs more than the zoom.

A6300 does 4k and has a more effective AF system. It's smaller too.

If any of this matters to you, then yes, it should be an "downgrade". Otherwise, I personally think the A7II, despite being a...

DPR recommends... silver-awarded cameras over gold-awarded cameras.

Thanks Zeiss but no thanks.

I already own the Sigma Art 35mm f1.4. I doubt your lens is worth over double the price of the Sigma.

Sincerely,

A FX user

I concur. Especially if you stick to entry level bodies and lenses, the package deal is cheaper than the Nocticron. You also gain a new camera body to play with.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDBxNIVewwc Video is actually pretty light on content and new information, so here's the jist of it: GH5 pros: great 4K, grading and all that stuff, tilty flippy screen

I see the XT2 is more well rounded, having nice specs in almost every category without being class leading. EM1 II is more a speed demon, it excels at that and you pay extra for it too but not...