For the first time, in-camera 5-axis vibration reduction is appearing in a Nikon camera. The system provides 5-stops of compensation and is also compatible with F-mount lenses mounted to the lens adapter.

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“We have been refining our optical technologies for over 100 years,” Nikon stated at its global launch event. The Z Series features a brand new lens mount that’s designed to “redefine possibilities” and elevate optical performance for Nikon over the coming decades.

It’s a minor but why didn’t Panasonic choose a better LCD to put on the top like Canon, Nikon and Fuji did?

""I’d like to look at houses that are inhabited," the councilman said. "If the contractor was on that street in September and then (residents) get their money together and they get their water cut back on in October and people left that street, then they didn’t get service." 

The real question as well is whether the benefits of mirrorless are THAT beneficial. To date, I just can’t see it. I mean, if you stand 10 pro photog landscape/portrait/whatever pics taken by a variety of DSLRs and mirrorless systems next to each other, to the naked eye do you think most people will be able to instantly recognize the mirrorless shots? I highly doubt it…….

If the body had lower-priced matching lenses, I do think that starting off with the cheaper model rather than the pro would have been a smart move. If there are any issues, Canon has the chance to iron out the bugs before unleashing it on more demanding pros. It also gives the camera a chance to build up some word-of-mouth buzz (or not) before the consumer holiday shopping season starts, though it also gives Nikon a chance to see how well its higher price is received before announcing the price of the Z6. 

Canon does not have that luxury today. Professionals aren’t going to be thrilled about taking that kind of bath, nor, for that matter will most people with more than one lens. There will be a whole lot of people taking that opportunity to make sure some other manufacturer isn’t offering something more…and unlike 1987, we’ve all heard that another manufacturer is.

If you want to get your existing GH5/GH5s users to upgrade to the S1 or S1R it’s going to be a tough sell in some regards. The biggest problem will be when it comes to lenses.

Secondly, if that scenario were to play out then I’d have to think seriously about following many others and moving over to a different brand. Why? Simply because of position in the market. If Canon, for example, released a full-frame mirrorless system that was essentially on par with the Sony a7riii and didn’t offer a significantly better experience, then why would I not go to the market leader?

So why go with a Leica L mount where the only native lenses available start at almost $5000 USD? Well, Panasonic can now make their own more affordable L mount lenses as well as not having to create a whole new mount.