Kharan

At the current price, the 6DII isn't so terrible, but the introductory MSRP was *insane*. It's a parts-bin mongrel without any massive weaknesses (unlike its predecessor) but also no particular...

Canon have the most (and best) sales channels worldwide. Also, they target the Japanese population very well... but neither of these facts can help counteract the Sony hype train. Nikon want to...

I agree with most of your comment, but differ in a few key points: They definitely try, but I'm not sure of how much they're succeeding. The E-M10 series, despite being in each generation inferior ...

That's all I needed to hear. Bye.

Which ties back completely with what I said. Not only is it small and profitable, but it'll be a sales bastion for the big three in the not-so-long future, as the entry-level market keeps on ...

This is what I keep saying, but Canon users prefer to plug their ears and just yell "lalalala" at the top of their lungs :/

I would think so, otherwise they'd have to pay for the patent held by Canon for articulating screens, but we won't know until it's launched. It's also possible that they co-developed the X-T100's ...

CIPA. Where are you getting that weird data from? Also, Japan is reported separately from Asia by CIPA, and between that and BCN, we can form a pretty good picture of what sells there... and what ...

OK, I never saw the LoCA on my shooting with it, but I guess it's there. It's still a very high-performing lens with excellent bokeh and color rendering, so it's got nothing to envy the Pentax for....

No, it's an even cleverer solution for my taste - the screen rotates 270 degrees on a base located at the bottom of the screen, and a double carriage moves away from the camera body to allow the ...

No, their market share will probably decline further, until the entry-level market is almost dead. By that point things will look quite different from now, however. Again, Japan is not representati ...

Not if the articulation mechanism is the type used on A-mount cameras - that one combines the tilt and flip actions seamlessly.

You seem to love the fact that Canon sell the most cameras and lenses - why would revenue be any different? In fact, I'll tell you why: a future-proof sales model means that the company will be ...

No, you're not understanding this. Lenses can't be smaller in diameter than the mount's throat, i.e. 65mm in the Z-mount's case. That's *large*. Add to that the fact that Nikon are overreacting...

The 35mm? The 23mm (an outstanding lens in pretty much every respect)? The exquisite 56mm f/1.2, which doesn't have the LoCA of the new Pentax while also being half a stop faster, having access to...

'Balony'? Just look at that throat diameter, add to that the current obsession with massive resolution wide open, and what you'll get is a whole battalion of ART- or Otus-sized monsters.
Heck, the...

It's more obvious than ever that there won't be any small lenses for the system. Next!

I like the design, actually - Pentax lenses are usually unmistakable. That weight, however... ugh >_<

Not quite the same, but the MFT 25mm primes (Olympus and Panasonic) are very reasonable on both fronts.
There's a definite place for a solid and compact 50mm prime for other systems. Sony's 55mm...

Low price? I guess that makes the Fujifilm f/1.4 lenses absolute bargains :D