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<blockquote data-quote="vincechu" data-source="post: 37408" data-attributes="member: 355">Mark - I know! tough GAS times for DSLR photogs. The only downside for NEX is small range of glass and the lenses are giant. I think I'm going back to m4/3 soon, I know high ISO isn't so good but it'll improve in time. I considered selling my k5 recently and was really bummed to find out that the new price has dropped to £799 in the UK, I paid £1100, so If I sell it'll have too be £600-ish, and I'd lose alot. It seems its true what they say - invest in good glass and it'll hold its value, so good m4/3 glass it is and a used body.Oh btw surprised you put your FA31 up for sale. Was it to fund the X100?Sue and Lili - I was quite surprised too, though I think the Q willl have to be competitively priced to attract more buyers. I wonder how they got so much detail out of it, hope it isn't too much sharpening and PP work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vincechu, post: 37408, member: 355"] [B]Mark [/B]- I know! tough GAS times for DSLR photogs. The only downside for NEX is small range of glass and the lenses are giant. I think I'm going back to m4/3 soon, I know high ISO isn't so good but it'll improve in time. I considered selling my k5 recently and was really bummed to find out that the new price has dropped to £799 in the UK, I paid £1100, so If I sell it'll have too be £600-ish, and I'd lose alot. It seems its true what they say - invest in good glass and it'll hold its value, so good m4/3 glass it is and a used body. Oh btw surprised you put your FA31 up for sale. Was it to fund the X100? [B]Sue and Lili[/B] - I was quite surprised too, though I think the Q willl have to be competitively priced to attract more buyers. I wonder how they got so much detail out of it, hope it isn't too much sharpening and PP work. [/QUOTE]

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