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Am I the only one that wants a bigger body for these things? Thin is cool, but I need it a little taller. There's nowhere for me to put my hands.
Chris2500dk
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I'm very interested in seeing how their hybrid AF works. Canon's implementation in the EOS M looks like a dud, Nikon apparently did a great job in the 1 series.
Pim
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No you are not alone Luke... I actually briefly owned a Nex 5N, and my thoughts were exactly the same. I know a lot of people complain about the lens size on the Nex, it is actually not so much that they are too big, but more the body too small.. Having said that I really like the feel of the Nex 7 (which is bigger), and the soon to be announced 6 takes that body shape I believe...
lenshoarder
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F3 is exactly what you are describing.
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I'll have to check out that F3....still looks tiny in pictures, but I know feel is totally different.
Now that I have an RX100, I am no longer pining for a small camera, but Sony has actually benn trying to find the right body size. The NEX3 line has actually gotten bigger.
madmaxmedia
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The unfortunate thing is that every year they actually fall further behind in glass compared to M43, because M43 has 2 manufacturers. It doesn't really matter of course in actual usage, the main thing is the Sony lineup has to stand on its own. But as much as I love the 5N body/sensor, there's no 'gotta have it' lenses for me personally.
The 35mm f/1.8 may change that though...
The 35mm f/1.8 may change that though...
