happypoppeye

Pretty much exactly what I expect from a 1 inch compact ...nothing spectacular but not bad.

Too soon ... :)

You may be right Wu ...and I actually think the size of the GF3 was perfect. The Gm1 is pushing it but still absolutely useable. The G9x was just "fiddly", probably mostly due to size/lack of buttons.

Well, I'm sure you know the sensor isn't everything, albeit it is a large part of the image quality but heres my experience (a die hard Nikon guy who uses m43): I have used a gm1 the last few years ...

In my opinion this is Nikon replacing the Nikon 1 system and, as much as some may not like it, it probably makes financial sense for Nikon. The 1 line never really sold well and, in recent months, ...

...said the old closed minded man.

This is probably "in response" to that Casio compact with makeup mode which created a big stir in asia for awhile. They were selling for around $800 USD and they couldn't make them fast enough. Eve ...

Some nice shots on there...

Great little lens. Emphasis on little. IQ is decent and great relative to size.

From the "hump" like most lower and mid SLR's. Tough to see and you don't see many photos with it popped up but its there.

Time to come out with a new godzilla stick.

Unless you want the EXIF there for yourself to provide some memory I would say no EXIF info. Its irrelevant. A great picture is great picture no matter what the settings. I've printed two books ...

I like it ...the FF forums will get a lot lighter on posts though and the compact forums will be filled with cr*p.

It all depends what you mean when you "image quality". If you are just talking about good photos in general and not pixel peeping then yes, you are correct.

Nice shots and article ...made me do some major reminiscing too ...which is the ultimate compliment because you really connected. Now I want to go back. ...here a few of mine from years back, if I ...

I wouldn't take it. F that. You bought a new camera and if they cant fix it than they need to replace it with another new camera. Period. Who knows what the refurbished camera has been through. ...

Its not the content of photo that brought in the money, its the person who took the photo combined with a person who wants to be associated with a product of the photographer.

The green tint is just reflection off of all the greenbacks the government has because they didn't spend it on cars.

Looks great but the first item that comes to mind is - are Leica going ot guarantee this is waterproof to the specified depth? ...because every other compact waterproof has problems with actually...

I'm betting you have never been to Burkina Faso.