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^ I think Sony would be joining their own party loll. that reminds me of something Philip Bloom said in his rather excellent review on the Sony FS7 - he says something about Sony taking on the competition by bringing something incredibly aggressive into the marketplace, though they're only...

^ no clue. that would be hard to say since there was nothing over 16mp to compare with. but it being their high-end camera, i'm sure lots of fashion and portrait folks will appreciate it, and pretty much those that want to print a little larger maybe? ^ though the sensor is a 4:3 ratio, the...

I prefer tilt over vari-angle as well especially for street photography. I guess video users will benefit more from the vari-angle OLED. you can change your ratio to 3:2 - that's how I shoot with my GX7 (16mp to 14mp). you'll lose some pixels, but at least you'll have 20mp to start from.

I want!

wow. that a6000 is way up there. i'm pretty excited about that new, revolutionary sensor from Sony that was just announced.

4K video is impressive especially for something that size that's more pocketable than any other camera with good video. i like that it's got manual controls like a Fuji. i'm just not into zooms especially for fixed lens cameras. it would have been sweet if the GM5 was an interchangeable lens...

is this the same area Philip Bloom is always testing video cameras at?

she ain't tapping out... (Sent from another Galaxy via Tapatalk.)

maybe your settings just aren't right (ie: iso, max shutter, etc.) knowing what you liked, what made you get the fixed lens fuji in the first place? (Sent from my EVO via Tapatalk)

oh, wow. nice find. let us know how it works out for you and your honeymoon. (Sent from my EVO via Tapatalk)

you're right - not as fast as the omd-em5, but it's accurate. and this thing can really see in low light. i can only imagine how much improvement future firmware could make it. it is still fairly new. i can't really compare to the nex-6 pdaf as my nex-7 was contrast. i never had an AF lens for...

or wait to see what the sony/oly (soly?) partnership produces. the fuji x-series definitely isn't really for speed - you take your time, adjust settings, compose, and click. you become a better photographer. and these cameras just make you want to photograph. my x-e1 & x100s are definitely...