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What an inconspicuous and at the same time sumptuous design to get disappear and lost in any urban or Bengali jungle if that red logo had been replaced with a dark grey one!

Before the specifications two major issues are waiting for the new Nikon mirrorless, actually all mirrorless designs from Nikon:

- Solve the banding issue.

- Improve the AF at least to the level...

The sales manager of a German industrial camera manufacturer has recently told me "As far as the cmos sensors for machine vision are concerned, Sony sells more than all other brands combined". The...

@Barney: A9 features state-of-art in-body image stabilization, this lens has three different modes of image stabilization... how about shooting some static scenes with low shutter speeds instead of...

Where is Dr. howaboutraw? This is the first announcement from Leica he chose to comment nothing. Probably he did not want to risk his impeccable credibility by trying to defend this absurdity...

Hmmm.. synthetic python skin "reflects the lifestyle of a cosmopolitan artist and travelling musician stopping to capture his or her unique experiences." Good to know....

peterwr: The new Nikon 28mm f/1.4 is a phenomenal lens, I wish Leica had a 28 to compare against. Go check the specific site at FM, especially those taken @ f1.4... Not only sharpness but also...

God sends angels to homes. It's us making them not different than what we are in the name of "raising" them.

Checked the ProPhoto site; aberrations quite similar to Sonnar 50/1.5M. Could be interesting for video for those who admire the rendering of Zeiss 50/0.7 used by Kubrick for Barry Lyndon (21lb!!)

Once a prestigious optical company; now the founders of Meyer Optik Hugo Meyer and Heinrich Schätze must be spinning in their graves...

Already at ISO100, note the noise in shadow details:

https://4.img-dpreview.com/files/p/sample_galleries/3995099754/2071051104.jpg

For those wondering about detail differences between 50MP MF and hi-res Nikon or Canon: Go the Fred Miranda site, check the pictures by Sculptormic at Medium Format Digital Images Thread to...

Hopefully it won't be the shutter... (It was the lens cap acting like shutter in some 19th century cameras..)