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Shorter battery life, viewfinder never as good as an optical one. No IBIS is a major mistake no matter what excuse they come up with.

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I agree. Shooters used to make fun of the word “autofocus” just a couple years ago. Once people started getting their hands on Canon’s DPAF those naysayers started to grow quiet. When you use it on a gimbal, it’s easy to see just how powerful (and important) a tool it is for small crews and single shooters. I really don’t consider one man gimbal shoots without it now. I think it’s important that Panasonic deliver a mildly successful AF system with this camera. It doesn’t need to be the best in the market, but it does need to work well.

The new Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/4 S is designed to “change the perception of what is possible with zoom lenses with a maximum aperture of f/4,” Nikon says.

Overall i wouldn’t be too worried about this issue. The real question about full frame mirrorless is: what are the advantages? There will be some (ha! no lens AF calibration!) but, as any full frame Sony user will tell you, total kit weight for equally-specced lenses is not one of them.

The Z-mount will be “[d]esigned for full frame mirrorless cameras,” Nikon Rumors writes. “Keep in mind that ‘Z-mount’ may not be the final marketing name, but I believe the dimensions are right.”

On the video front, both cameras can shoot 4K Ultra HD footage. Other video features include 10-bit N-Log HDMI output, Active D-Lighting, electronic vibration reduction, focus peaking, timecode sync support, and 120fps slow-motion recording at 1080 resolution.

I will not accept because I cannot be objective. I am not in the target audience for this camera. Second…you need to understand the whole idea around the word dosappointnent. Canon did not promise you anything and then broke the promise. They did what they believe is right as their first step in the FF mirrorless journey and I am sure they have a plan for several years on how they want to develop the roadmap. There are many other cameras today that we can chose and every each of them is a compromise. So we need to pick the one that works best for what we do. For some it will be new Sony, for some it will be Nikon D850, for some it will be the next iteration of 5Ds, for some it is Fuji X-T3. We can look at the situation differently and be dossapointed that despite the fact that the cameras today are stunning, most of people are using them to produce average images:-) That is a true disappointment:-)