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That's a good price, in Sweden you can get a GM5 for 315eur and the GM1 for 240eur

Panasonic 15 1.7, it's a gem

I would go with the D7200 because it's sensor and mainly the AF (low light performance and AF-C) is better than in the K3.

The camera store has a review of the A6300 14:40 into the video they are testing the 120 FPS of the A6300 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4f2drPwZvo They conclude that it's a bit soft and there ...

I have the GX7, it's a fine camera, but it lacks stabilization of video and 4K resolution It hasn't DFD and you can't extract a 8 Mpix picture from the video stream. So if you are into video I ...

Yes of course the EVF's are improving , but from which level?
I you start with a bad product it's easy to improve it

No, you (might?) be referring to the D600 for the oil stains The D750 didn't suffer from it.

No the successor is the D800 and the successor to the D800 is the D810:-)

Sigma patents 200mm F2 lens (Patent published 2016.4.4) http://egami.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2016-04-11 An "affordable" 200 F2 lens can't be wrong Canon and Nikon prices are 5700$ for their lenses I ...

I agree with you, 5 different Nikon FF cameras is plenty. I have the same cameras as you D200, due for a replacement (D500) and the D800 will be complemented by a D900. For light carry I have m43 gear.

That's why I don't buy Canon cameras anymore I'm content with the DR of my D800.

I sure that the D900 will get more Mpix, to counter the Canon 5DS/R:s 50 Mpix If it also manages to get a higher frame rate it's an achievement. The AF most certainly will be the new 153 point system.

Yes the 80D has an Impressive video AF The A6300 seems to be a jack of no trades

He's the Canon Guy reincarnated

Oil on the sensor of the D750? You  must have mistaken it for an 1DX

The you have to set your hopes on the rumored Olympus FF if it's DOF that's important.

Or something like 591.6g....(Canon 50 1.2) The Panalecia 42.5 1.2 weighs 425g

Nice camera , I have the OM-4 Ti but not that lens.

Well I'm looking for a A9 that you can comfortably hold with a FF 2.8 zoom or tele lens.
And with the AF and input devices that goes together with a well-built camera.

You must sharpen your irony :-) Many of us are hoping for a FF D500 (not the D5) and posts about that camera would be relevant in this FF-forum