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Personally I don't feel any need of f2.8 prime lenses... I'd rather get a 2.8 zoom instead.

Okay now please release <$500 35/2 and 85/2 to complete the prime triplet.

You are missing the price and the weight.

So FINALLY affordable native 50/1.8 with FF? Maybe it's finally time to snatch dirt cheap used A7.

Is it me or the D4s performs just the same as D5 at ISO 204800? Progress?

So only 5 times more expensive than Fuji 35mm 1.4. Not bad for a Leica.

LOL 4 inch phone with less-than-720p screen in 2016. They didn't bother to redesign the case!

Isn't the Samyang 14mm f2.8 half the price? Also there are a bunch of TS/E lens adapters for mirrorless bodies too.

New galaxy s7 shoots 4K video and has IP68 rating (totally submersible for 30 minute) so GS7 should be better than this then.

m43 2.8 lenses are only equivalent to FF 5.6 lenses. And FF f5.6 lenses are very small, light and cheap.

M43 lenses are not any smaller or lighter than equivalent FF counterparts. In fact only Fuji makes small format lenses that are comparable to FF counterparts for now (but with premium)

$1K m43 camera that weighs almost 500 grams.

It's quite funny that a7 with 24MP full-frame sensor is actually cheaper and lighter than this.

Samsung has their sensor division, and their sensor may be included in GS7 in some locations (like the AP)

Samsung has been making camera phones since 1990 or earlier...

Ran out of technology and now following Leica. awesome.

Xiaomi spends basically no money for R&D, marketing and US distribution so that's why their phones are so cheap. Their price won't stay that cheap if the compete in level ground as others.

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