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This camera was released at the same time as the X-Pro2, but Fuji chose not to equip it with the newer 24.3 Mp sensor, or include the Acros film simulation. What were they thinking? They must be...

Touch and tilt screen are not gimmicks. I wish the GR have those features. I'm sure on the next iteration. It will be an even better camera for street photography.

I find it hard to imagine a Hasselblad without a wooden hand grip.

No AA filter, the touch screen, and 5 axis IBIS that also works in video mode make this offering very tempting.

You learn by undergoing proper training under supervision of those who are experts or have better knowledge than you about the devices you want to tear apart. Many sophisticated electronic devices...

You can avoid damaging the ribbon cables by not opening up the device. Cameras are not meant for users to dismantle. Manufacturers have service centers with trained personnel to do that, if needed.

iFixit? Looks more like uBrokeIt.

Great camera for serious video shooters. Not that great for shooting photos at high ISO due to small sensor. Overall it's an excellent bridge camera with an amazing zoom range.

Make a separate model for markets outside Europe. Why should stupid European laws affect buyers elsewhere?

Did anyone take a look at the studio comparison tool between the Ricoh GR II and the Fuji X70?  The GR is way sharper than the X70.

Cool cat.

The only thing that warrant the price is the Leica brand name. Beyond that you can get the same or better picture quality, build and feature set with something else that cost less than half. As...

Yes, that is what I feel too. Good jpgs from Sony. Mostly no need to post process and mess things up.

@vesa1tahti, carry what extra load from the past? So, what "modern names for the programs, names, that are understandable by the youngest photographers" did you have in mind?

You must be trying very very hard thinking that's what Pana is trying to do.

It is 8.8-73.3 on 1 " sensor, or 24-200 equivalent on a FF sensor.

The RX10 II is much sharper at the corners.

F2.8 refers to lens aperture, but depth of field is dependent upon sensor size. The larger the sensor, the shallower the depth of field. If you want to compare the depth of field equivalent of a...

Who says it is necessary? It sure makes it better if you have to shoot in wet, humid, and dusty environments. You don't really expect cameras to be constructed like 70 years ago, do you? Pentax...

Absolutely YES!!! Pentax K-S2 priced at $450 is weather sealed, and so are practically all their DSLRs. So what's this "market segment" excuse that would justify Olympus leaving out weather sealing?